'When I was in kindergarden I was a pretty good kid. There were a couple bad kids in my class and I made a concious decision to join them as soon as the first grade started. I would, from that point on, be a bad kid. I only lasted in schools till grade 8 and I was into bad shit, punkrock, stealing, skateboarding, graffiti, drugs and rockaberry coolers. I sold drugs on and off cause I was bad, then I was hooked on booze and drugs cause I'm bad and now i tattoo cause it's a bad ass thing to do...'

All kinds of interesting interactions must have taken place in painting this wall.  Click on the picture to see the whole scene.  Jamer and Risot in the grime of New Dehli.

Jam and Risot have made their way to landmark heaven aka India

Every Friday in our Graffiti section, we are going to feature someone old or new, traditional or unconventional, active or not, and so on. This week’s spotlight was on French graffiti artist, Jamer.

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

We hope Jamer received some royalties for his generous free-advertising tribute to the corporate giant Coca-Cola. Does anyone still drink Pepsi?

        The fate of our future ends in a hot inferno or at least Jamer seems to think so.  If it does go up in flames, hopefully we will be safe in these futuristic cement cubes.  

Saeio by Jamer and Jamer by Saeio.  Various mediums combined, a little potion from a medieval man, and a winning joint effort.