A thousand dots for the background, always a good way to clear out the scrap cans.  Yen 34 punching cats.  

Jeans gets bizarre when the night goes orange.  

Blade is an important and pivotal figure in the history of graffiti, and isn’t scared to smile for the camera.  

Rime recently visited New Zealand and dropped this mega burner.

This video took me completely off guard.  File this under spray can porn?    

You know that feeling you get when you have been fooled or gotten over on?  At first I thought Bne was pulling a fast one, I mean the pictures are bizarre, yet it is an honest and true project.  The man responsible for putting his stickers all over the globe has decided to give back to those in less fortunate positions and without water. Bne Water is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to bringing, clean, safe water and sanitation to people living in extreme poverty.  

Auckland-based graffiti writer, Askew, created the following video documenting Revok and Rime’s trip to New Zealand.  Was pleased to hear the music of a personal favorite, Little Dragon and Black Keys to close it out.

There was a time, not long ago, that you couldn't go to any city center without seeing a flood of BNE stickers. So call us a little surprised, and a good surprised, when we read about his newest BNE Water Foundation, a "global movement dedicated to bringing clean, safe water, and sanitation to people living in extreme poverty."

There’s always a way to get your name in a higher ranking on the Vandal Squad’s priority list.  I’m sure this is one.  

Kerse Lives.  Keeping the name alive on the street and the skin.