Art, Spraycan Stories Starting out in Scarborough, Ontario, Jose A. Parada, better known in the graf community as Duro3, became familiar with the span of Canada’s train yards over ten years ago, painting his first train in 1995. Since then, he’s gone on…
Art, Spraycan Stories For this issue of Spraycan Stories, Servo tells Format what it is like to be a graffiti artist coming from the West Coast of Canada now residing in Japan
Art, Spraycan Stories 28 year old Brooklyn resident Kezam walks both sides of the track — literally. With graffiti oozing out of his veins, his artwork is aggressive yet light and inviting, a consistent theme throughout his pieces. On the other side you…
Art, Spraycan Stories We all take different things way from camping trips. Irritable personalities, a better relationship with nature, burns, broken tent poles – the list goes on. On a camping trip to Beziers in 1987, Tigre found himself looking at his first…
Art, Spraycan Stories These days there are enough sneakers hitting the ground to pile them up and cover the sky with treads. With so many kicks out there, who’s to say what’s original anymore? There are probably a lot of sneaker heads clucking…
Art, Spraycan Stories A lot of people say that the majority of Germany is clean and organized. If Loomit’s work is any evidence of this, they’ve got to have things under control over there. 38 year-old Loomit comes out of Munich, Germany with…
Art, Spraycan Stories Straight out of Atlanta, Georgia, Totem has been applying paint to surface for sixteen years. Consistently staying tight with his colour themes–no crazy mash-ups here–Totem keeps true to his style, which is recognizable through his robotic lettering. Most of his…
