Rime’s been on a painting tear as of recent, this newest wall with Toper being in Ithaca, NY. More of Rime’s wild, scantily clad girls and random stretching boobs blend together with the letters here.

Topske (Toper) and Spot did what skilled graffiti writers do; painted fresh letters and made them pop with design and color.

Snap Back – Dangerous Drawings About New York, is the name of the new exhibition of Brooklyn natives RIME (Jersey Joe) and TOPER. The show features a series of drawings, illustrations and paintings that portray the artists’ personal experiences about living in New York City... and there is a story behind each piece.

In celebration of Klughaus Gallery's one-year anniversary, the gallery is thrilled to announce Snap Back – Dangerous Drawings About New York, a dual artist show featuring Brooklyn natives RIME (Jersey Joe) and TOPER. Snap Back will feature illustrations and paintings that integrate elements of the artists’ past experiences living in New York City; each piece is inspired by a personal story.

These three recently gave this rooftop in Brooklyn a serious makeover, painting a nice brick wall background, Mighty Mouse, Felix the Cat, and a few hoodrats to spice it up.  Probably looks pretty fresh passing by on the train.

Somebody’s gotta come and clean up these New York roofs covered in little turd throwups and chicken scratch doodles with some quality work. A fine example would be the following photograph. See how graffiti can bring life and energy into a bleak location.