Back when you could get away with mischief like this in the daytime in San Francisco. KR taking full advantage. Bles piece below.

We like it when our friends team up. KR and KRINK, who was the cover our Juxtapoz 2x over the years, teamed up with Marc Jacobs and their Bookmarc shop for a series of art markers and ink releases that have been released in numerous color options. As the collab states, "Bookmarc and Krink present the perfect accessory - a selection of the highest quality markers and paint pens designed exclusively for Bookmarc. Fashion meets function."

  This more recent KR tag on a trashcan finds itself in good company with positive vibes. A reggae ACAB sticker for a little bonus.

Vizie goes for a test run with Krink’s new K-750 blaster cans on a naked truck. Looks like fun.

Krink taking the drip concept as far as possible. These things are flossin.

New York’s Guess gets loose in a bathroom with some Krink and puts up a number of his friends.

John Dempsey doubles as Billy Tokyo. Like many artists, Dempsey works in two distinct styles, but unlike most he has an exhibition history in both styles—and so he utilizes two names, and two exhibitions. John Dempsey’s “Urban Nature” and Billy Tokyo’s “The Shapes of Things to Come” is currently on view at the Elmhurst Art Museum in Chicago, with the opening reception tonight.

All colors, all flavors, all surfaces, all over other peoples properties.  And art I guess. Krink markers.

Remio got busy decorating a trash receptacle with some good ol’ Krink and some repitition.

A quality marker made to drip, with a quality writer made to vandalize.