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names ANRO i been writin for about 3 years now, been in some good and bad situations involvin this graffit s**t, been locked up for it, been in fights over it, the usual really. i live in providence rhode island, been here my whole life, i rep KMCAB crew str8 outa the 312 of chicago, all u from chi town should kno what im talkin bout, also TFO (the fresh ones), WDS (we destroy s**t), and DA (deliquent artists) thats about it for now, if u wanna kno more jus pm i guess, oh and "two tone charlie" id like to get a sticker exchange with you pm when u read this.

Yo, wassup? My name's Kenny. I saw some local art, on the net, and even some on Gaia. I'm gonna start practicing this weekend but for now I'm working with Graffiti Playdo.

i'm gagu ka. i haven't gotten started yet, unless you count a few test sprays on the walls of my bedroom. mrgreen i guess it just depends on what your definiton of graffiti is.

my primary focus is characters. i don't plan on writing 'cause i kinda suck at it. i might get into it soon enough though.

Yooo xp , my name is Renee but I go by a bazillion different nicknames as well. I'm turning 17 this year. I live in Mississauga Canada.. which is like 30 minutes away from Toronto. I'm of West Indian decent. I know some french (Duh) and some spanish. uhh.. I've been doing graffiti since 4 year ago when my friend showed me her blackbook and when my HS was all hype about the Hip Hop movement (unfortunetly, it's died down ALOT so all that's left are the spitkickers aka beatboxers). I listen to anykind of music but my top favorite types would be Reggae, Bachata and Underground Hip Hop. I'm working on my portfolio so that I can get into Graphic Design and University (hopefully). I will use stencils, throwups, tags.. anything to get noticed. I love bombing; it's what i do. heart
EDITT: ohh and I love customizing my sneakers and i love those graffiti style toys. Buy me one and I'll be yours forver.. that and art supplies =] haha

I'm Scott and I got started in graffiti because the first time I saw it, I was curious about what it was, why it was there and who did it, most of all. The idea of people coming in the night to paint on my backyard wall was really weird. As the years went on, I met more and more writers, learning more and more about it from each person I met. Plus, I went from like, 8-16/17 years old so, that was neat.

I met these two kids that tagged: Later and Arab. They were my first two friends that were really into graff and got me into, they named me too. After I stopped viewing it as something far off and complex, I started to just do it how I could. This one friend of mine, BUDSROCK, would tell me if I really wanted to paint so bad, pick up a rock and scratch it into anything I could. I started seeing graff as easy and possible in many ways...

I've been on and off with graffiti for about three to four years. I've had different names in the past and I like writing/practicing writing alot of different words. The name I put up has alot of different meanings to me. Pills kill and pills heal. Pills take lives and pills let life go on. Everyone takes pills.

I'm madame duckie.
the graffiti scene is bursting at the seams right now here in denver.
even 30 year old postal workers are getting in the action.
but anywhoo, I pretty much only make stencils anymore, too many people have gotten caught at my school and i'm on prohbation, don't want to run that risk.
my hero is banksy, great artist, hell of a guy.
ssoo, yeah.

I'm Billy. Aka, G-Spot.

I'm pretty fresh into the world of graffiti. I've been interested in it, ever since I was 12 and got a hold of Jet Set Radio Future. But the past few monthes is when I have finally got the time and ability to start tagging. I'm still not very good, but I'm making progress.

I got kinda launched into it recently becuase I'm part of a pretty distinct underground seen (at least around here). It has no real major cultural push, it's more of an amalgam of diiferent scenes and cultures. On thing that is pretty strong is the graffiti though, so I started running with the guys who did that, and I've been hooked ever since.