First of all, it was an honor to paint with Vulcan. He is one of my all-time favorite writers from NY. Secondly, Montana 94’s are the shit. Straight up, no bullshit, I am happy to use any paint available including mud if it be so. Coming from the days of watery Krylon, chunky solid Rusto, and moldy house paint, its a privilege to be able to use paint that has been developed specifically for writers and artists.

But….. If only there was a manufacturer in the United States? cheaper.??? I had to buy some paint recently at some bourgy art store and three cans cost over 30 fucking dollars. That means an average piece would be over $200! I never let my lack of funds or access to European paint keep me from producing more pieces. Hopefully these competing European spray paint companies could open their eyes to the profitable leviathan sleeping on the Western Hemisphere. It’s unfortunate that the American brands of spray paint won’t acknowledge that the graffiti art culture could be a huge market for them. We are the ones burning through cans, not DIY hipsters and little old crafting ladies.

Buy the way, painting at paid event is not a crime!!!!

Please find something else to do ….

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Check out the Known Gallery Blog for a video of the event

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* Painted Metrolink Train Car, In Signed Box. 1:48 Scale. Only One!!

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* Another one of a kind item, this is a “Unique” serigraph made in preparation for the “Krunch Time” print series. 48″ x 36″, w/Hand Torn Deckle, it is signed and hand touched with Gold Leaf.

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FIND ALL THIS AND MORE IN THE SABERONE SHOP

Spanish Montana has recently released their new line of limited edition “art” cans.

This round of cans also highlights the legendary Seen and Dondi from NYC. I consider it to be a benchmark in my career to be amongst these two graffiti giants.

When I was a kid, never in my wildest dreams did I think I would have my own designer can.

*If your looking to get one, the cans aren’t on the MTN website anymore. I think they must have sold out