eighty63 by funkandjazz
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (16)
Wonder what the artist was thinking and what he meant to say? Way cool!
Love these....again, great colours in all these works :)
A great colorful tagg here, so dynamic and quite agressiv but as say Susan : "Wonder what the artist was thinking and what he meant to say" Excellent my friend ! V & :)
Great series Steve, I also like that you show the differences between the more accomplished artists and the more "angry" ones like this one ;-)
Yep, I'm a little stumped on this one as well...or I'm still asleep! lol. There is just something about this whole series I go crazy for, maybe it's all the colors that just pop out at you. Excellent!
Not only the colors, but also the public nature is so interesting, for these drawings are just to be seen for free! Thank you for sharing this municipal art exhibition, Steve!
an excellent capture. !!!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!
quite a lot of work involved in this tag... yes,,, what does it mean? :]
squawk quite a lot of work involved in this tag... yes,,, what does it mean? :]
splash!! colourexplosion!!great catch and image!
It's great to see a spray of toothpaste writing somewhere outside of the tube. The colour is the message, the words secondary. Great shot!
What a collection Steve, perfect, neat, cool, luv it!
Now this looks a bit more like what I'm used to see on walls... :D Seriously, what about that book, Steve? :)
Adam said it... The colour is the message, the words secondary. Wonderful capture, Steve!
Perfection in primaries:) So Arnie has been out practising his tagging again;) On helluva series, Steve:)
Ever thought about bringing them all together in a book? Ooops .. Niutek already had that idea. So i'll have to second him!