Vizie gets angular with this new wall, always-exceptional work.  

Hey that sure is nice of you to give graffiti the thumbs up.  By the look of that sign you are indeed in need.  

Here today, gone tomorrow.  Flash in the pan.  Hotboy for a minute.  Seasonal writer.  Longevity is an admirable characteristic.  

Roids continuously produces interesting and progressive work.  Never one to hesitate on trying something different.  

New Katsu truck taking a rest from the daily grind.  Nice and bold.  

As we reported on the site last week, the Hole NYC hosted a book signing with TAKI 183 for The History of American Graffiti book written by often-Juxtapoz contributors, Roger Gastman and Caleb Neelon. And because we are in 2011, somebody filmed the signing and made a video.

Now we’re going to really confuse any extraterrestrial aliens keeping an eye on earth, Hamad, the almighty leader of planet earth they could be thinking.  Ether way, that’s one big tag. “Hamad bin Hamdan al Nahyan, a billionaire Sheikh and member of Abu Dhabi's ruling family, has had his name carved into the sandy surface of an island he owns in the Persian Gulf. It is no lackadaisical sand-scrawling, though: At half a mile tall and 2 miles long altogether, the letters HAMAD are visible from space.”

Where does one find the patience?  Dems knocked out this hug piece using all dots and most likely accelerated his chances for any future arthritis.   Impressive work.

Giant displaying his admiration for the wonderful city of San Francisco with this truck.

Simple, Clean, and to the point. Simple, Clean, and to the point. Simple, Clean, and to the point.  Get it?