Happy Birthday Jaja! We love you!

Today the sky was menacing and the light amazing. I took a car and cruised around BK with the family. Once we landed in Red Hook, I left to the wifee the headaches of Ikea and walked around the boardwalk with the kids. We soon noticed three gentlemen from the hood fishing on a pier. The crew had good material: Good lines, hooks, weights, “BluntVille” grape cigars, live crabs and chicken meat for the hooks. As we hang out with them, they told me there were born in the early 80’s in the rough Red Hook Housing Projects. In the 40 minutes we chilled on the pier, 2 Blackfish got pull out of the water. One good for the frying pan the other one too small and released immediately to avoid a ticket. Yes, they were playing by the book.Thanks to those 3 anonymous gentlemen for sharing their passion and letting me take some nice shot.

Crazy what you can do nowadays with a canon 5D or 7D.  Well executed low budget video.Thanks to Smart Crew for the link.

20’000 pcs and counting.

I forgot I did that tee for Jeff until I got a Tweet about it. We have done this one when the entire housing market went down.

I am speechless.

Straight Edge doesn’t mean always straight ideas…

Most people look at work sites and machinery and see nothing more than concrete and steel. Stephen Mallon looks at them and sees both a surreal beauty and the wonder of their engineering. He is an industrial photographer not just by profession but also by nature. He is showing right now in Williamsburg at Front Room Galery.

I met Psyckoze trough my friend Gorey 2 years ago and we had a great time. I learnt from him about the Paris graffiti history as well as the catacombs. I was really happy to get an email with a bunch of flicks of a huge mural he is painting in Philly right now. As always, Psy pushes the envelop and come with the right style for the project.Props to the 25 years graffiti veteran! You can read more bellow with the official press release.