80s & EARLY 90s BLACKBOOK WORK
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Here`s a collection of some 80s and early 90s graffiti sketches. When I look through these images I can certainly feel that back in the day graffiti had more of an attitude - the letters were more formulated and the characters had well more character - instead of the repetitive dreamy look of today's characters back then each character fought to enforce superiority and dominance in order to portray the strength and ability of its creator. The letters alone are stunning and still hold such an influence to many these days. I was lucky enough to have gone through this era and remember the raw feeling and excitement when seeing new styles emerging. My comparisons are not trying to belittle the artists who were not there in these times but rather as an alternative voice. Research graffiti history and pay homage to the artists that gave the world such a blessed period.
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Those great old days of getting hold of photocopies of great outlines and sketches or if you were really lucky, an original in the blackbook. Those Bando outlines were like gold. In fact they still are!
Man for sure - a nice thick envelope with 3-4 outlines where so awesome to get, then the Zines started coming in a quid or even at 50p. I am still amazed at how kids who liked to paint walls have transformed things to the way it is now but I miss and would love to see them golden times again.
@@BornWriter Yeah me too mate for sure. I even thought of trying to start a fanzine up in the old style. Don't know if its possible anymore though. Would anyone be interested?
@@CUTEMKUltras Haha man I had the same idea a year or so ago - I think there would still be a market if you could get people to do work for it for sure - I`d be down as a customer if you do
Loving the old school days.....
Yes man they were the bomb - I miss em so bad but happy to have enjoyed them firsthand
Yes the good old days it nether leaves you the graff passion .....
@@matthewprice7884 Never ever
Hustle style😎
Some classic names there. Liking the beat also.
Man for sure
Beat : Matt Large / A wasteland fairytale / A city in ruins
That blackbook is gold friend. Thanks for sharing, it is truly a gem
Indeed there are some beauties - thanks man
Super! Really feeling this.
Thanks man, yeah theres some real nice works on this
💯💯💯 amazing 🖊
Thanks I appreciate that
Esta gente entendía el juego y lo dominaba
No hay duda de ese hermano💯💯💯
Yo. Found you by watching CUTE's channel.
Dope stuff man.
Can't wait to check out all of the stuff you have up here.
Curious... Do you know who did the bboy at 1:32?
Thanks in advance!
Props on the channel!
Thank you man and yeah welcome, I hope that you can find some good viewing on here. The BBOY was done by CMP for the Danish graffiti zine Fantazie - I used to get sent a lot of stuff from over there at that time. I did an interview with CMP back in around 2006 he`s a damn fine chap - I`ll try and dig it out and make a video with it I also did Totem2, Neck CNS, Kilo, Kapi and a bunch of other - I`ll hop to it.
Sum intricate work rite here *very dope* #SaluteKing ☮️🎨💜
For sure man, those single line no nonsense days were the bomb
That’s what’s up!!
Hell yeah brother
Dope!
Simple but......Totally agree the 80s rocked
That handstyle at 0:25. Way farther ahead of the game.
You know that💯
Please music? Dope styles
Beat : Matt Large / A wasteland fairytale / A city in ruins
4:42
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