Mers is one of those rare train writers who actually makes an attempt to paint something uniquely different and with a concept every time he goes to the train yard. On this panel, a brightly colored piñata is receiving a heavy swat sending Mers’s letters soaring through the air.

Begr loves those bubbles and bright eye bursting colors when he paints his pieces.

Just some seasoned New York veterans doing their graffiti thing on a wall with style. 

Has your neighbor been urging or nagging you to paint your fence to better increase the value of his own home and the surrounding neighborhood? Need an idea to shut him up and stick it to your neighbor? Here’s a solution.

Renos has always had impeccable tags no matter what name he is writing down. Here he showboats on a number of other writers name. Sizzlin Styles!

New York-based publisher, Carnage NYC, will be releasing a new zine featuring the work of artist Gorey. This limited edition 52-page zine will contain illustrations, writings and vinyl stickers from the artist. Each copy comes with a screen-printed cover, are hand-signed and numbered. 

The style commando and graffiti veteran, Jenks, drops yet another piece in the city of Oakland.

Ven has been around since the late ‘80s during the whole subway era of New York and still gets out to do his thing from time to time.

The colors that Sobekcis uses for their pieces are always so vibrant and unreal.

It seems like everyone who travels to Detroit to do graffiti ends up painting their best work ever. There is something that inspires people there or maybe it’s the freedom of endless canvases everywhere.