Geso and MQ convince building owners that a good look would be to have raw colorful graffiti on the sides of their buildings.

Old Geso throwback during a time period where his style was a favorite among many writers. Not to say his new work is not just as intriguing.

We imagine that if you were to look through a Kaleidoscope at this Geso piece, that it would look like a simple letter.  The effects are already there.

Graffiti wallpaper now available at Target, Walmart, and Bed Bath & Beyond!  Soon enough.  Geso and Nemel designs soon to be realeased.

  Every Friday we feature someone old or new, traditional or unconventional, active or not, and so on. This week’s spotlight is on Geso.

An old Geso train recently spotted.  Still holding up well through the drastic weather condition trains endure.

Vans the Omega paints Geso's name at full capacity.

I once mentioned that Geso would fit into the Science-fiction department of graffiti, but I will also include his work in Astrosociology, Post-apocalyptic, Hyperspace, wormholes, and space western genres.

If there were genres of Graffiti, which there is in many ways, we would place this in the Science-fiction department.  Nice trains by Geso.