Why doesn’t Relish draw any female figures on trains? That is a question. We are wondering. This recent update is solely portraits of men from previous time periods in momochrome.

A smoking moon lounges in the starry night as a train rumbles through the desert valley to an unknown destination. Railroad themed landscapes framed and drawn on a train by Deuce 7.

These hybrid alien-like creatures from the dark mind of Deuce 7 were recently spotted in fairly good shape on a boxcar. We don’t see these type of characters painted with spray paint from Deuce 7 anymore.

Here are some new portraits of male characters on boxcars from the moniker artist known as Relish.

Nobody is creating the kind of drawings Deuce 7 is on trains, nobody. If you ever have a chance encounter of seeing one, you will know why we would make such a bold statement. A lot of time is spent on each drawing, it’s apparent. Consider yourself fortunate to catch one in person.

Wonderful image of a splitting head created with paint sticks by Canadian artist, Other. The quote “What we are told, what we are taught, what we become” accompanies the work.

If you spend any significant amount of time near trains and observe the markings, Deuce 7’s work is sure standout amongst all the scribbles. A few years back, he would draw these unique full figured characters like something out of Tim Burton movie. We don’t see to many of these anymore from him, but they pop up from time to time.

“The Gray Area” featuring new work by meticulous moniker madman, Deuce 7, opens tonight July 13, 2012 at Cult Status Gallery in Minneapolis, Minnesota The show will feature black-and-white paintings and drawings relating to the artists experiences while traveling, more often than not by train. Be sure to stop by if you’re in the land of 10,000 lakes. Opening reception is 7pm – 1am.

Without a doubt some of the most interesting work being created along the rails is by a character that goes by the name Twenty Seven or Deuce 7.  Here are two new streaks benched recently