Posts tagged with 'maska'

Yup, another bay area graffiti 3D print. I'll be hammering these out over the next few weeks, so get used to them! Maska paints a mask around town, sometimes a roller piece: Someti…

I happened upon this building during a near-by adventure and noticed it was abandoned. Later, when driving by I noticed hand-styles in the windows. IT HAD TO BE DONE. Unfortunately…

This is a pretty common hiking trail that is getting rather popular these days. Along the way there's multiple bunkers to check out, and the treat on top is a large complex of amaz…

What happens when a large furniture retailer goes belly up? You end up with a gigantic warehouse still completely stocked. This place was a jungle inside, with a maze of furniture,…

They say if you visit this graffiti yard at the right time of day, it smells like oven fresh cookies from one of the nearby buildings. It didn't smell that good when we visited, bu…

This drain water creek spans about 3 to 4 miles. Since it requires rain boots, it's a tedious walk round trip, but worth it for some of the amazing graffiti down there including Ch…

This is one of my favorite graffiti creeks of all time. There are some really nice pieces and the atmosphere was pleasant. But the Adventure Time piece sticks out to me, as I am a …

For lack of a better name, I called this graffiti yard the Maska Train Tunnel after one of my favorite artists featured there.…

Running parallel to Valencia St in San Francisco is an alley of well done graffiti. This set also includes a couple near by perpendicular walls.…

This stretch of East Bay train tracks started out pretty whack. Luckily towards the end, the graffiti ramped up and included several epic pieces, including 3 separate pieces from o…