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GONER
1. what do you write?
I write GONER ATK
2. how long have you been writing?
I’ve been writing since 2008 but I was on and off. I started taking it more seriously in 2018-19.
3. how has your style evolved/changed in your progression with art?
My style has evolved a lot since 08’, I’m into the sharp kind of style right now, shout out to my dawgs Sence and Raka for getting me on that.
4. what is your favourite material to use? (paint, markers, stickers etc)
There’s something about a nice, drippy but readable handstyle on a surface that I just love.
5. favourite thing about graffiti ?
My favourite thing about graffiti is the people u meet, the places u go, and the shit u see. Shout out to my crew who always push me to come paint and get up more. Also, RIP TO THE LATE GREAT MOTER
The read/write head of a dead hard-disk.
"Make a photograph today with a diagonal line leading the viewer's eye through the composition."
I write in riddles
I don't understand.
All the words are
shifting shapes
and blur
against my iris.
I can relax when reading,
make up ends of stories.
But my own?
There's no way
of knowing
so I cross my i's
and dot my t's
and hope to God
He can decipher
what I scratch down
on paper.
Mostly they just don't have anything to write with at all.. this is an extension from the "can I borrow your pen sir" that I get all the time!
Write an Opera is a professional development programme for teachers and their schools. It equips teachers with the skills, resources and knowledge to support students’ learning across the curriculum through the arts and creativity. Following an intensive residential course in August, teachers lead in-school projects in which students devise and stage their own opera from scratch.
I wrote a whole page and then went over it holding the book in a different way. The sticker at the top I put in from a clarice bean scrapbook
Série "Computadores Antigos":
Exemplo de placa-mãe de Pentium com os famosos chips de cache falsificados, episódio muito comentado na época. Quase uma peça de colecionador!
"Vintage Computers" Series:
Example of a Pentium mainboard with the infamous fake cache chips. That episode was quite commented at that time. Almost a collector's item!