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Curtis & Ster
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Wednesday, April 30th, 2008 : goo
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Giant Curtis and Ster graffiti, applied with a repurposed fire-extinguisher to the front of an old warehouse on Flushing Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn...
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I like these fire-extinguisher tags when done right. I've been seeing a lot of them in Montreal lately. Half are done well and look very impressive and the rest tend to look like paint sprayed all over the side of a building vaguely resembling letters.
Is this a new technique? It has only been in the last year that I've seen them popping up around here in Montreal.
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