Brooklyn Walk 2After settling in for a couple weeks I was feeling the itch to go out and flick some graffiti. Living in Brooklyn, there's a whole new world of spots and yards to explore and I was… Continue reading →
Swampy SchoolWe had a lead on this spot previously and it turned out to be a different abandoned school in a semi-nearby area. Discouraged, we went home empty handed. It was good news when we f… Continue reading →
Bushwick HighlineThe name of this place is a play on the Manhattan Highline which is an abandoned strech of raised train tracks that the city turned into a park. This was never made into a park, bu… Continue reading →
Brooklyn WalkaboutI took a vacation to New York for one week. After knocking down all the major tourist attractions, such as the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, and etc. I set aside a day … Continue reading →
Swampy!Swampy is an interesting character - both the art and the artist himself. Legend has it that he hops freight trains and paints his Swamp-Donkey character all around north and South… Continue reading →
The Holy Grail DrainThis spot has been on the top of the to-do list for quite some time. It took us embarrassingly long to actually find it, however. In fact, we found many other creek spots during ou… Continue reading →
Magma MansionDiscovered this place by accident when crawling Google Satellite looking for The Cranes. The story goes, the owner purchased the property and began building a mansion using lava ro… Continue reading →
Dust TanksThese rusting, graffiti coated tanks are now sitting empty on a hill side. Well, not completely empty - they do have a lot of dusty, rusty air inside. Though we snapped some shots … Continue reading →
Classic Train BridgeThis classic style train bridge was homed to a Swampy, a Gats, a Musk, a few Girafa Sigs as well as many other interesting writers.… Continue reading →
Satellite BuildingThis epic building had a giant satellite dish on the roof, hence the nickname. Inside was an amazing gallery of the Bay Area's best graffiti artists, including Girafa, Plantrees, M… Continue reading →