Graffiti was born on the streets and really started to get noticed to when the early graffiti writers became using trains as their moving canvases travelling across other neighbourhoods to get respect for being known across the whole City, going "All City" was the goal every writer wanted to achieve.

Beyond getting your name up, the way to earn respect was to have an original style that flowed and looked better than anyone else's.

As writers styles became more and more elaborate the graffiti scene began to evolve into the global phenomenon now known as street art.

I still believe that the art of  developing your letters is an important part of the scenes history and just as important to me today.

Being completely creative, doing my own thing, working outside the confines of commission briefs is still something I love to do.