Noway’s train pieces exist in another spectrum of a far away galaxy where light leaks and lightning occur every other minute. In this well-lit alternative reality, the Pilsbury Dough Boy even gets out once in a while to paint, dressing in his not so inconspicuous and police attention grabbing white uniform. This place is scary, very scary. Don’t go!

Do the freights justice when you paint them, because the amount of garbage currently occupying space is overwhelming.  Noway doing his part.

This new Noway piece has a captivating fill-in, especially with a cactus landscape subtly painted inside.

Dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot. This train got pop, pop, pop, pop. Noway got it done with this fill-in right here.

Those rusty brown hoppers make for a great canvas when using bright colors. This Noway piece is popping off loudly. Put some glasses on, too bright!  Wonder what the life span is for those colors before they start muting and fading.

Be careful, if you don’t use a mask the world of vapors will catch you slipping and you might just see a cat surfing by your recently finished freight.

2 new pieces from Noway worthy of your undivided attention and round of applause.

Noway always seems to have those cutty layups to paint that are only made in graffiti fairytales.  Take a scenic dip after a spray day.

Numerous members of the Nr crew came together and painted a lengthy production displaying a range of styles.  Writers participating on this wall include Kaput, Noway, Crumbs, Cameo, Gi Joe, Ben One, Sizler, and Hozer.

Painting some quality graffiti is one thing, but using your photoshop skills to make it look like you painted a submarine underwater with a kayaker cruising by, different game in general.  We are waiting for the jungle smoke screen space graffiti now.