Autor: Graffiti

  • Pahone

    When I was in seventh grade, I saw some classmates who started painting, and I also realized that even though rap and graffiti were two different things, they often went hand in hand, and I already liked rap…so I decided to find myself a tag (power at first) and start spraying my first little tags…

  • Waffle

    It is a really long story  i took another old friends tag and remade it to Wafl. Eventually people started to call me the waffle so thats why im the Waffle now. Es una historia muy larga. Cogí la firma de otro viejo amigo y la convertí en Wafl. Al final, la gente empezó a llamarme…

  • Uger

    I can’t really remember where my pseudonym came from as it was such a long time ago, I think I was just thinking for some letters that are gonna look good for graffiti, and hence came up with Uger, probably at the age of 13-14. No recuerdo muy bien de dónde viene mi seudónimo, ya…

  • Tizer

    I started in 1988, with my brother and 2 friends.  We had been looking at Style Writing for a few years before hand and really liked it. In South London there weren’t many tube lines so people were more into bus bombing. Back then you could tell where someone was from by their handstyles. South…

  • Junk-R

    Yokohama (Japan) “I’ve always felt like I was stuck in between—not a model student, not a villain, and not particularly good at anything. I chose the name JUNK-R from that feeling: ‘JUNK’ for something considered useless, and ‘R’ from my real name, Ryota.” «Siempre me he sentido como si estuviera atrapado en medio: no soy un estudiante…

  • Mone

    When I started doing graffiti in 1990, I first experimented with different names. Around 1995, I finally settled on the name MONE. Back then, people were looking for relatively short names—usually three to four letters—that were quick to write. I liked the letters M‑O‑N‑E because of their flow, and at the same time they felt…

  • Whyre87

    My name Whyre comes from the word “Wire”, inspired by the TV series The Wire, which I was a big fan of. The idea of “wire” also means being wired, connected, like being plugged in. For me, it represents being connected to hip-hop culture and graffiti, both mentally and creatively. I also chose this name…

  • Madblast Hiro

    I’ve loved hip-hop music and street fashion since high school, and I once thought that if I ever created my own fashion brand, “Mad Blast” would be the perfect name. That was the beginning. Later on, I combined “Hiro” from my real name, Hiroyasu, and that became my current artist name. In the end, I…

  • DirtySix

    I come from a small town and didn’t have any brothers or sisters, so when I was little, I didn’t have much to do for fun. I became passionate about drawing at a very young age, as soon as I could hold a pencil, in fact. So as soon as I discovered hip hop culture,…

  • Human Robo96

    When I was about 14 and going to school in Berlin, two boys from my year group failed a grade. They used to tag our blackboards before class. At first, I wasn’t impressed. But then, on the way to school one morning, they started covering the packed bus with thick, bold markers, and I was…

  • Paconer

    I started painting for several reasons. I’ve been drawing since I was a child, and when I discovered graffiti, I fell in love because I could combine what I’d always loved to do with a «game» where only your skills mattered. At that point in my life, graffiti was the key. Empecé a pintar por…

  • Honor One

    The origin of my name, Honor, comes from my mom placing a Bible in my suitcase when I lived in Europe In the 80s. I was looking for a positive word in reading through the text, and I kept seeing the word Honor. I liked the letters and even more so the meaning behind the…

  • Asick

    I got into graffiti because a friend I rode BMX with was writing. I was also inspired by the graffiti I saw in Australia and the dope masterpieces at the ‘Mokuzaiko’ spot in Hiroshima. Me metí en el mundo del graffiti porque un amigo con el que montaba en BMX se dedicaba a ello. También…

  • MrKas

    My pseudonym MrKas comes from my early graffiti years. The name Kas originates from an old game room in Porto called Kastalia, a place where my friends and I used to meet every day. Over time, the tag “Kas” became part of my identity as an artist, and adding “Mr” later helped distinguish my work while keeping the roots of…

  • Seeone

    I came up with that word when I was a child and I don’t think that there is a deep meaning behind it, but it can go the way to make people see up and around them.  Se me ocurrió esa palabra cuando era niño y no creo que tenga un significado profundo, pero puede…

  • Awshit

    In the beginning, my nickname when I first started doing graffiti was “aws” which was an abbreviation of my real name. As time went by, I expanded it into “awshit”. “Awshit” is a word that comes out from someone’s when they see something “wow” or astonishing to them. And that’s the expression I hope people…

  • Inuk

    I liked the letters as a kid ( not sure why) started writing them. In later life I found out I actually have inuk/inuit heritage.. bit mad that.  De niño me gustaban las letras (no sé muy bien por qué) y empecé a escribirlas. Más tarde descubrí que en realidad tengo ascendencia inuk/inuit… Es un…

  • Kid Nasty

    I choose this name because my Aka Name in Breaking its » Kid Nasty » so i write Nasty & but small kid – from Hanoi Vietnam. My crews are Rep crew : BDC, 7$, Halley. I love hiphop man!! I’m start Breaking in 2003 and i learn more elements of hiphop like Graffiti and Dj…

  • Song

    SONG is my given name that came from my family and heritage, which means to eulogize in mandarin. In the context of graffiti, I write SONG as a representation of my frequency with the environment and state of mind I’m in, like creating a visual “song” in every wall I paint on wherever I go….

  • Psico

    In the late 1980s, I was walking with my father down a street in downtown Zaragoza and there was some tags. It was very simple and had giant sparkles; it might have been done by someone from the American army guys because there were no tags yet, and I said to my father… I’m going…

  • Darbotz

    I’ve loved drawing everywhere since I was a kid — on paper, notebooks, desks, and any surface I could find. In high school, I started tagging my school, my crew name, and my own name using spray paint and markers on walls, buses, and random spots in the city. Later, I studied Visual and Communication…

  • Kloser

    The name Kloser came from an English dictionary and is based on the word closet. I just changed the letters c to k and added the r. It’s funny because at the time I didn’t like the TAG at all, nor did I like being called that, But what I did like was the meaning…

  • Wink

    Odessa (Ukraine) ¿De dónde viene tu apodo? Where does your pseudonym come from? Mi tag es Wink significa un emoji. Implica que cada vez que alguien ve mi graffiti, es como si le guiñara el ojo al transeúnte. Una especie de interacción lúdica con el espectador. My tag Wink  means an emoji. It implies that…

  • Horus

    I dropped out of graphic design program at college and was living downtown and just became noticing graffiti more and more. To me it was like graphic design, working with type, but on a larger scale and the only product is yourself. The only rule is be dope..there is a freedom in that and it…