Piece by Piece Page #2
- Year:
- 2005
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We both grew up in Southern
California, I'm not gonna say where.
Having a good graffiti partner...
you either have a good one, or you
don't have one at all.
I mean, you're better off painting by
yourself
if you can't trust the person your
with.
I really like having a good partner.
Having a good partner,
someone that's solid and steady, and
some one you don't have to worry about,
that's the best thing in the world.
I mean, graffiti is basically this:
It's 1. Creating some kind of letter
or message, right? So you gotta design.
2. Getting the supplies.
3. Getting the spot.
4. Getting to the spot.
5. Attempting it, pulling it off,
and then coming back and
documenting it. And that's it.
To get people to notice your sh*t, you just gotta
go up huge, right up in their face, humongous!
Like, "how the f*** did they do it?
What the f*** did they do that with?"
That's the approach I'm going for.
We got really good at doing pieces in
illegal spots. Like, full color, wild style
and most times, better than the
stuff you can see
on a legal wall that took four
hours.
It's vandalism. I like vandalism!
I'm a vandal!
I'm creeping past peoples' windows,
climbing their fire escapes.
Basically walking right past peoples' heads, almost,
to get to these spots. And nobody's saying sh*t!
Most writers are total f***in' wankers,they're
just punks, you know. That's how I started.
I just got sophisticated, or
changed, adapted,
because it's something l
like to do, it's good therapy for me.
It's my release in life; it's what l
like to do.
I walk around town with my head
held high.
They don't know nothing' about
that.They don't know anything about it.
It's none oftheir business, that's
my business.
I'm a writer, a graffiti writer.
I write the Nom' de plume of my
alter ego, all over the place.
I've written on everything and
chances are
you most likely seen me
up in the streets.
I love letters
I'm a letter fiend.
I was a normal kid. Yeah
right!
I was a bit of a wild child!
I was always into something, some
kind of mischief, some kind of trouble.
I picked up on writing at an early
age though, probably fourth grade.
And ever since then I've
dedicated myself to the craft.
At first it was fun and games, and
then the addiction kinda grew.
At this point, it's kinda' like a
religion to me.
I know it might sound strange, but
it's my way of prayer.
It's like a meditation in a way, a
release.
It's a praise to the good, and
a sacrifice to the bad.
It's creative destruction really; you're
creating, and at the same time, you're destroying.
I figure I've gone this far,there's
no real reason to turn back now.
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