Express yourself through graffiti, but legally.
- added March 3, 2008
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- taismoraes
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Graffiti arrests in New York City have doubled in the past three years. In 2007, about three thousand people have been arrested. But writing graffiti is not illegal everywhere. 5-Pointz building, in Queens, is the largest building legally dedicated to this urban art in the city.
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- taismoraes
- 5 months ago
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- taismoraes
- 5 months ago
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I've alway thought some graffiti, and I only say some because I've seen a lot of shitty graffiti also, is very beautiful and takes a very skillful artist. It is very hard to get a good design with no running. And the use of the different tips, etc, is tedious to say the least. I respect artist who are masters of this craft, in fact I use graffiti in designs for my label, MafiosoTees, all the time. And my shirts be fly.
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that building looks amazing
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- danadanish
- 5 months ago
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