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Graf Trainz 2: South-East London: Aroe
London, UK - Jamie - Friday, April 15th, 2005 : goo
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Roman Gorbenko: 15th Apr 2005 - 15:46 GMT
Some say this is for a criminal, some will say it is a fine work of art. I will say that, to me, it is both, and each element does boost the other, the criminal being elevated, the art being grounded and all existing in a very lovely balance.
asya..: 24th Sep 2005 - 19:39 GMT
im not gonna go on the long chitty chat..art like this is just plain sick!
357smokin: 22nd Mar 2006 - 22:28 GMT
never understood that euro style. reminds me of how a kid with crayons would draw letters. its just blobs of paint outlined with highlights.
tecs: 5th Apr 2006 - 09:37 GMT
(kid with crayons) very good description of the style that aroe uses that i ever heard like it, living just down the road from aroe means i tend to see alot of his work and in the last few years have grown up trying his style of graffiti is not as easy as it looks but most is do able. ive seen alot better trains by aroe and pieces for that but yes i think the panels and alright.
Girl: 11th May 2006 - 15:31 GMT
I like em.. Loving the euro style, its just a bit more fun and that n different from the 'london' style i see too much of...
Random: 29th May 2006 - 14:41 GMT
He he nice artwork by the way. Funnily enough i've never seen graffiti on these kinda trains. ;D
Grandfather Time: 5th Sep 2006 - 20:07 GMT
that last panel is very pleasing to the eye, even for an american as myself, who has grown accustomed to seeing the style they put forth over here..... the rigidness of that bomb pops out....
aroe fan: 18th Mar 2007 - 18:13 GMT
this guy is a true legend, his style is crazy crazy. balls for all of you that don't like it and critisize it. i love it so na
nt you champs!
panel mammel: 10th Dec 2007 - 15:14 GMT
im totally out there for this guy i just recently got into euro style and its got so much uniqueness and flava plus its not hard to come up with your own made euro style :)
WORN AOAC: THAT SHIT IS SICK HOMIE
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