This piece was one of a series of ‘quick ones’ from Kid Crayon, and if I understood correctly, part of passing his skills on to another aspiring street sprayer. I love the way the community has a social structure of its own where artists respect and look after one another. Of course, like any society, it is not all easy; there are codes, ‘territories’, legality, status and hierarchy and so on to contend with every day.
This is a really nice simple piece by Kid Crayon, and something of a reversion to his wheatpastes that were so influential in getting me interested in all this stuff in the first place. Respect.
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“the way the community has a social structure of its own where artists respect and look after one another. Of course, like any society, it is not all easy; there are codes, ‘territories’, legality, status and hierarchy and so on to contend with every day.”: growing up in southern California, the same could be said of surfers and their community up and down the local beaches. People are people, eh.
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I guess, a pecking order. No mater how equal we aspire to be, some are more equal than others.
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personally i think it usally rooted in (biological) territorialness and the rest are just justifications for it.
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