These two have spent plenty of time traveling domestically and internationally to put their names on things. You mean when does the fun end? 

Parisian graffiti writer and member of the PAL crew, Risote, can be seen in this video writing his name in a variety of international locations. From the landscape it appears to be in Central or South America. Will make you want to travel!

It’s no surprise that this raccoon is willing to help Mast get his name up. Urban raccoons are known for breaking in to places, stealing things, and now they have been exposed for their graffiti tendencies.

“Now Society Fails” is a new 80-page, full color, edition of 50 zine, by traveling graffiti writer, Pear. Now the spoiler, we are sorry to say it’s already sold out! That was fast! We thought we would share some photos with you and maybe you can harass Casquette and Company into making more?

Dmote is in Australia where he’s currently displaying his no-frills, straight letter funk graffiti.

To promote a range of new spray paint colors, Montana has invited established writers to test out one color each in this new video series entitled “VERSUS Project.” This time around Lyon writer, Gris 1, uses the new color “Rosa Amor” to paint his girlfriends name, Terez. 

Very few writers have the ability to paint something uniquely different every time they paint. Curve is always flipping it and making it look good.  

Every Friday we feature someone old or new, traditional or unconventional, active or not, and so on. This week highlights the photography of Nils Mueller, particularly his work documenting the adventures of grafffiti writers painting clean trains.

Rime’s been on a painting tear as of recent, this newest wall with Toper being in Ithaca, NY. More of Rime’s wild, scantily clad girls and random stretching boobs blend together with the letters here.

Most of the time his work is controversial, people love to hate him while others find entertainment and humor in his work. Staying busy is one thing that can’t be denied about Australian graffiti prankster, Lush, with new stuff constantly being churned out. Here’s an update of what he’s been up to, as the artist shifts his attention to cops in his new walls and illustrations.