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Scottishgraffiti documents the artwork by Scottish artists within the Scottish Graffiti scene and further afield.
This site does not encourage or promote graffiti or any other illegal activities in any way, shape or form.
The nature of graffiti is such that very few pieces are still standing after any period of time. This site hopes to showcase all those forgotten treasures as well as give an insight into the history of the scene and the various writers who contributed to it.
8 comments:
Im convinced all of these are 86,
That BBoy piece me & synko did was 87 and this was in Trottick for ages before that.
Always loved the symmetry of this one.
Just realised its a lower case "d" I could never work out how it said 3d, doh!
Did some old dude not catch you but tell you to carry on son?
this has the steez!!
Those arrows are dancin!
I like the wee dot in the middle.
Liking this one the letters and those arrows remind me of some subway Art Sonone or somthing?
Nice placement on the 3D tag !
the arrows reminded me on a skeme (I think) piece from subway art
Your right, without a doubt this was heavily influenced by some of the pieces from subway art/style wars. Those were the real starting point for us at that time and the only real reference point for studying styles and trying to develop our own.
Nowadays people have access to so much stuff via the internet as well as an extra 20 odd years worth of history therefore its much harder to pinpoint the influeneces within the piece.
As far as i can remember this was the one and only time i ever used a can of chrome.
I was there when this graced the trottick wall and yes we did get nabbed some ald wumin said she would tell oor mithers
def gee
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