J'approuv-isme ...
J'approuv-isme ...
<span style=\'color:lightgreen\'>**</span><span style=\'color:green\'>3S</span><span style=\'color:lightgreen\'>rMe</span><span style=\'color:green\'>Quoi</span><span style=\'color:lightgreen\'>!!</span>
keski es ridicul ? le grafiti ces deja du ridicul , le patner ya bome laffaire c tou
yeh yeh ono stylez like back in da dayz
oui Hwc c les meme ...
sehor, weave, renks, caos, merp etc.....
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hwc ces tout eux SAUF toi
lollllllllllllll oui oui c ca:P
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En fouillant sur mon ordi, j'ai retrouvé une interview que j'avais réalisé par e-mail avec Flow. Je me suis dis qu'il pourrait être intéressant pour vous jeunes vierges de lire ce que cet artiste pense du graff.
Alors instruisez-vous ici :
- Yo whuts up, state your name and crews :
I write Flow, my crews are T.A. and KWOTA.
When your art begin?
I started in March 1993.
Why you start graffiti?
Well, after fooling around with it when I was young, I
started to see it in hip hop videos in the late 80's
but mostly early 90's. I took a trip to NYC in '91 and
that got me re-interested in it. So, after a couple of
more trips down to NYC, I decided to try to start
doing graffiti myself. When I started, I didn't know
anybody who did it, there was no internet and barely
any magazines. Ahhh, those were the days!
How was the MTL graff scene when you first started?
Small, the main graffiti area was the Plateau, the
'wall of fame' was the 2 walls at Fletcher's Field, on
Parc at Rachel. The writers that I remember seeing
were Sike, Santi, Soak, Mersh, Maink, Jam, East and
Jest. Other than that, there was Zep, Zilon and
political graffiti.
Do you think the graff scene evolve in MTL?
I don't know, it depends on where graffiti is going to
go from here, probably more towards an 'artsy'
direction. I think the scene has pretty much reached
it's maximum point. There will be more
people piecing than now and there will be some
artistic bombing, stencils, posters and all that…
What’s your favorite surface?
Trains, definetly freight trains. The reason that I
haven't done any walls inside people's houses is
because they will see it everyday and see any lines
that are not perfect. Plus, they'll get tired of it.
With a train, you paint it and then it leaves, usually
you don't know where it's going to go, it could end up
in Jonquiere, it could end up in San Diego. With
trains, there are alot of surfaces waiting to be
painted. When you're sitting at a railroad crossing
and a long freight train is going by, it's boring
watching 50 red/brown CN boxcars passing, a nice flash
of color is exciting.
Do you like the « bombing part » of graffiti?
I never really tagged and if I did a throw-up, it was
usually solidly filled. I prefered simple pieces to
throw-ups. Bombing has it's place but it doesn't
belong everywhere. Glass etch is evil, I know some
people who own small businesses that have been hit by
etch, I hate it.
You are north american reknown for your freight trains, what’s a freight artist?
If somebody is a true freight writer, he understands,
respects and loves trains. Alot of freight writers are
'railfans', they collect train stuff, read train
magazines and know about the railroads.
How do you see MTL when you look at Toronto or Vancouver?
Montreal is reknowned for it's bombing. When I first
started visiting Toronto, I was shocked, there was
hardly any bombing on the streets, you really had to
know where to look for it, I did a big marker tag in
an alley there and it was still there 4 years later,
now there is more bombing in Toronto, ever since Sight
moved there from B.C.. Montreal needs more people
doing pieces, I hope that no more people start
painting freights, the less the better. Having kids
running around yards, painting over the numbers on the
trains, will just ruin it for the people who are
serious about it.
Do MTL need more legal walls and events?
Yes, I think there could be more legal walls but if
that's all that people are going to do, then that's
sad. If somebody comes up and just paints legally from
the start then that's wrong. You have to be out there,
in the dark, looking over your shoulder. People need
to experience that, it's a rush.
Who is the king?
There are some good piecers in Montreal but the person
who gets the most respect is Sake, even though he
hasn't done much lately, his stuff is clean, it's in
visible spots and he's up alot. 'Other' doesn't paint
much on the streets but he does alot of freights, he
truely is an artist, he's been painting for many
years, starting in Ottawa, the Toronto, then Vancouver
and finally Montreal.
Thank you Flow.
Interview by Johste @ 2003
jai casser la geule a renks lanne passer au cegep ahuntsik,,, ste droel mai bon.
taurais du voir kan jai cassé fifty et young buck en meme temps lannée passée gee stai fou la...tellement fou ke the game et ses tits amis se sont poussé en courant tellement ke jsuis thug et kil on eu peur
fuck
gGGgGgGgGgGggGg-UnIt
lucky t surment pas le premier qui tappe renks :P
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nice but your english need work good none the less.Originally posted by Mista Jostah@Apr 26 2005, 05:39 PM
En fouillant sur mon ordi, j'ai retrouvé une interview que j'avais réalisé par e-mail avec Flow. Je me suis dis qu'il pourrait être intéressant pour vous jeunes vierges de lire ce que cet artiste pense du graff.
Alors instruisez-vous ici :
- Yo whuts up, state your name and crews :
I write Flow, my crews are T.A. and KWOTA.
When your art begin?
I started in March 1993.
Why you start graffiti?
Well, after fooling around with it when I was young, I
started to see it in hip hop videos in the late 80's
but mostly early 90's. I took a trip to NYC in '91 and
that got me re-interested in it. So, after a couple of
more trips down to NYC, I decided to try to start
doing graffiti myself. When I started, I didn't know
anybody who did it, there was no internet and barely
any magazines. Ahhh, those were the days!
How was the MTL graff scene when you first started?
Small, the main graffiti area was the Plateau, the
'wall of fame' was the 2 walls at Fletcher's Field, on
Parc at Rachel. The writers that I remember seeing
were Sike, Santi, Soak, Mersh, Maink, Jam, East and
Jest. Other than that, there was Zep, Zilon and
political graffiti.
Do you think the graff scene evolve in MTL?
I don't know, it depends on where graffiti is going to
go from here, probably more towards an 'artsy'
direction. I think the scene has pretty much reached
it's maximum point. There will be more
people piecing than now and there will be some
artistic bombing, stencils, posters and all that…
What’s your favorite surface?
Trains, definetly freight trains. The reason that I
haven't done any walls inside people's houses is
because they will see it everyday and see any lines
that are not perfect. Plus, they'll get tired of it.
With a train, you paint it and then it leaves, usually
you don't know where it's going to go, it could end up
in Jonquiere, it could end up in San Diego. With
trains, there are alot of surfaces waiting to be
painted. When you're sitting at a railroad crossing
and a long freight train is going by, it's boring
watching 50 red/brown CN boxcars passing, a nice flash
of color is exciting.
Do you like the « bombing part » of graffiti?
I never really tagged and if I did a throw-up, it was
usually solidly filled. I prefered simple pieces to
throw-ups. Bombing has it's place but it doesn't
belong everywhere. Glass etch is evil, I know some
people who own small businesses that have been hit by
etch, I hate it.
You are north american reknown for your freight trains, what’s a freight artist?
If somebody is a true freight writer, he understands,
respects and loves trains. Alot of freight writers are
'railfans', they collect train stuff, read train
magazines and know about the railroads.
How do you see MTL when you look at Toronto or Vancouver?
Montreal is reknowned for it's bombing. When I first
started visiting Toronto, I was shocked, there was
hardly any bombing on the streets, you really had to
know where to look for it, I did a big marker tag in
an alley there and it was still there 4 years later,
now there is more bombing in Toronto, ever since Sight
moved there from B.C.. Montreal needs more people
doing pieces, I hope that no more people start
painting freights, the less the better. Having kids
running around yards, painting over the numbers on the
trains, will just ruin it for the people who are
serious about it.
Do MTL need more legal walls and events?
Yes, I think there could be more legal walls but if
that's all that people are going to do, then that's
sad. If somebody comes up and just paints legally from
the start then that's wrong. You have to be out there,
in the dark, looking over your shoulder. People need
to experience that, it's a rush.
Who is the king?
There are some good piecers in Montreal but the person
who gets the most respect is Sake, even though he
hasn't done much lately, his stuff is clean, it's in
visible spots and he's up alot. 'Other' doesn't paint
much on the streets but he does alot of freights, he
truely is an artist, he's been painting for many
years, starting in Ottawa, the Toronto, then Vancouver
and finally Montreal.
Thank you Flow.
Interview by Johste @ 2003
R.I.P SLY
(?)
why do you have to quote the whole fuckin conversation
damn
suck my dick hard.Originally posted by Whoa@Apr 26 2005, 07:50 PM
why do you have to quote the whole fuckin conversation
damn
R.I.P SLY
(?)
whoa ... ya raison...
s'ki me faire le plus rire c sake + ottawa = start ... lol
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moi aussi jtrouve ke whoa ya raison
pis saver vous ke jean claude vandam ye capable de descendre ak un ptit gun pis une fille a motier morte dans ses main 7 gars ganrs dans une van ki on des douze pis des gaers dans rue et des gars en motocross
damn lui stun real fighter
coment ca CRLN3S je sui pa le premeir a avoi taper renks ahahah
il es comik elp suce des bites
LUCKY paske tlm a dja tapper renks :P
meme c ami :P t pas le premier que me dis sa....
j'ai vue un videoclip du debut dans le temps ou sehor et mozaik commencais a rapper... et sehor tappe renks en arriere.. pis c son ami... imagine..
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pas mal cool l interview... mais assez de parlage ici cest des flix
juste des filx..... Si vous voulez parler aller dans le tread disccusion yen a plein sujet la-dedans... go out and paint....
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