writers-bench

No longer in the Bx... So I hit some spots before I left the Bronx to do some photos of the local color. Even got some shots od the MOS 2010 Bx wall. Seems like it was a small turn out this time out. But I got what was put up. I'm on a slower computer as my beast desktop is still on a truck to where I am now. So I'll be posting shots but they'll be coming slowly for now...

If you got full alphabets or tutorials on graff related items. Drop links, so they can be added into the favorites. The idea that EACH ONE TEACH ONE. There will be some that don't make it. Only means I ain't seen it yet, or it needs more work. If you really about the artform, you should want it to get better. Rather then seeing the same ole same ole. So you have a way of making mops that don't catch notice, make a tutorial. Or anything like that. Could be someting along the lines of how you developed your style. Such as... http://therealsevastra.deviantart.com/art/A-Toy-Story-158499541 While we aren't telling anyone to break the law with a

Here in NYC there is this gallery at 115 or is it 116 Spring street... Nope it's on the odd numbered side of the street. Make that 115 Spring street here in NYC there are some canvases by writers you know and maybe some you don't but should. Plus art work by other types that fit the street artist cat, such as Ron English who has a piece in the front window. Getting there is easy, Spring street stop on the 6 line, Prince Street stop on the N-R-W lines, B'Way/Lafayette stop on the F-V-B-D lines will put you close enough to hop skip or jump to the gallery. Best part of this plan is there is NO CHARGE to get in and look around. There is a downsta