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ARCHIVE 12.09
SKILLZ 2009 RAP UP
12. 29. 09 
LIL TOKYO JIRO
12. 29. 09
Our boy Lil’ Tokyo Jiro came by today to show us his new toy.
He’s gonna be finishing up my right arm sleeve soon. I can’t wait!
Our boy Lil’ Tokyo Jiro came by today to show us his new toy.
He’s gonna be finishing up my right arm sleeve soon. I can’t wait!
SOUL TRAIN
12. 29. 09
not sure where it was done, I think Chicago.
all we’re missing is Don Cornilius and the Soul Train dancers.
not sure where it was done, I think Chicago.
all we’re missing is Don Cornilius and the Soul Train dancers.
BANKSY VS ROBO
12. 28. 09
Dez found this story on the UpperPlayground blog:
Anybody who has ever done graffiti quickly learns to appreciate the value of a “LANDMARK” -that is, the struggle to get your work to last anywhere in the street. Here in LA if you can get something to run for more than a month it is a achievement worthy of celebration. In London it is possibly more so since the buff is vigilant and very well-funded. One of the “Golden rules” in graffiti is to respect your elders; foremost by not going over them… Particularly in the extremely rare scenario where something has lasted nearly 3 decades(the graffiti equivalent to a UFO sighting) -I would assume Banksy would be aware of this rule, and respect it considering his roots lie in traditional graffiti… Apparently not.
I first came across this story via 12ozPROPHETS twitter, courtesy of MARE139’s blog on 12oz… It seems the story has been removed from thar site for some reason. Thats why i am posting it here.
Banksy here went over a “ROBBO” piece, Robbo was a pioneer of london graffiti in the mid-80’s and he painted this piece in the Regents canal in Camden in 1985. Somehow this piece had managed to stay up all of these last 25 years… That was until Banksy decided to go over it.
The original wall by Robbo painted in 1985…
Dissed by Banksy…
King Robo tanking shit back…
Dez found this story on the UpperPlayground blog:
Anybody who has ever done graffiti quickly learns to appreciate the value of a “LANDMARK” -that is, the struggle to get your work to last anywhere in the street. Here in LA if you can get something to run for more than a month it is a achievement worthy of celebration. In London it is possibly more so since the buff is vigilant and very well-funded. One of the “Golden rules” in graffiti is to respect your elders; foremost by not going over them… Particularly in the extremely rare scenario where something has lasted nearly 3 decades(the graffiti equivalent to a UFO sighting) -I would assume Banksy would be aware of this rule, and respect it considering his roots lie in traditional graffiti… Apparently not.
I first came across this story via 12ozPROPHETS twitter, courtesy of MARE139’s blog on 12oz… It seems the story has been removed from thar site for some reason. Thats why i am posting it here.
Banksy here went over a “ROBBO” piece, Robbo was a pioneer of london graffiti in the mid-80’s and he painted this piece in the Regents canal in Camden in 1985. Somehow this piece had managed to stay up all of these last 25 years… That was until Banksy decided to go over it.
The original wall by Robbo painted in 1985…
Dissed by Banksy…
King Robo tanking shit back…
NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM
12. 27. 09
Wax cleavage.
I’m on American Idol?
Elf?
WTF?
Elvis, at least that’s what the sign said.
BEETLEJUICE, BEETLEJUICE, BEETLEJUICE…
HEFF!
“I see 2010 being a great year…….”
They picked an odd assortment of movies to recreate.
HIKARU vs PHANTOM
Tales from the cripps!
Sorry Brad….
Man with the golden can.
oil please…..
Lucy on a good one…..
Wax cleavage.
I’m on American Idol?
Elf?
WTF?
Elvis, at least that’s what the sign said.
BEETLEJUICE, BEETLEJUICE, BEETLEJUICE…
HEFF!
“I see 2010 being a great year…….”
They picked an odd assortment of movies to recreate.
HIKARU vs PHANTOM
Tales from the cripps!
Sorry Brad….
Man with the golden can.
oil please…..
Lucy on a good one…..
MUSEUM OF DEATH
12. 27. 09
My boy Hikaru from Bounty Hunter is in town so I took him to the Museum of Death. If you are fascinated with death, this is the place for you. It’s not for the squeeeeemish. Some of the exhibits are quite graphic. I watched some ill video compilation of cannibalism and other ill shit. After the tour was done, the owner showed off a few of his pets; an albino turtle and a 13 year old 2 headed turtle………………….Good times………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
serial killer art!
J. W. Gacey party favors!
the nike cult
GG Allen
The man and his 2 headed turtle.
Me and Hikaru.
My boy Hikaru from Bounty Hunter is in town so I took him to the Museum of Death. If you are fascinated with death, this is the place for you. It’s not for the squeeeeemish. Some of the exhibits are quite graphic. I watched some ill video compilation of cannibalism and other ill shit. After the tour was done, the owner showed off a few of his pets; an albino turtle and a 13 year old 2 headed turtle………………….Good times………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
serial killer art!
J. W. Gacey party favors!
the nike cult
GG Allen
The man and his 2 headed turtle.
Me and Hikaru.
MERRY XMAS
12. 25. 09
ERIC WAREHEIM
12. 24. 09
So bad he’s good. These videos were directed by the same director as “white boys”, Eric Wareheim.
Major Lazer “Keep it Going Louder” from Eric Wareheim on Vimeo.
So bad he’s good. These videos were directed by the same director as “white boys”, Eric Wareheim.
Major Lazer “Keep it Going Louder” from Eric Wareheim on Vimeo.
WHITE BOYS
12. 24. 09
‘23 MODEL T
12. 23. 09
I went to my mechanic Skeeter today to check on the progress of the Pineapple Express (my 59 Impala). While there, I took some shots of this 1923 Ford he built. I’m not a big Ford guy but this one is pretty sick. It was all motor with seats!
That’s Skeeter in front of my 59. We changed out the drums for disc brakes. Hoping to be on the road for new years!
I went to my mechanic Skeeter today to check on the progress of the Pineapple Express (my 59 Impala). While there, I took some shots of this 1923 Ford he built. I’m not a big Ford guy but this one is pretty sick. It was all motor with seats!
That’s Skeeter in front of my 59. We changed out the drums for disc brakes. Hoping to be on the road for new years!
