T-Kid rocks the spot

For the occasion, I took my photo canvas of a 1982 T-Kid mural painted on a #1 train (Broadway & 7Av Local) to get signed. There were some dope canvases for sale which got me excited, but I left the markers and fat caps alone ;)
Graffiti Love The LA graff scene was in full effect this weekend: there were guys, girls, young and old. And, as as it's LA, well rep'd by Latinos. The love for the artform is clear and local artists like LA's Mear One take graffiti to another level where it's hard, even for graffiti haters, not to give him a nod of respect!
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? There were some interesting characters at the event too. The caped crusader told me he was a 'character'. That didn't really tell me anything :) but I knew he and his mate freestyled (see video). I also met Tracy Wares, one of the producers on a film called Bomb It. It's a global look at graffiti and was premiered at New York's Tribeca Film Festival this past spring.
Labels: Bomb It, Graffiti, Hip Hop, Los Angeles, Mear, New York, Old Skool, T-Kid, Tracy Wares
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Hi this is Marty from Martini & Jopparelli Musicselections, you left us a message yesterday, remember that?
If you want to write a few lines about your mixtapes and how you got them, we could make some nice guest posts…that would be real cool!
however, as you want, you’re welcome
lemme know
peace
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