What's going on everyone? My name is Sciz. Welcome to another episode of our graffiti freight train
watching series, a series here where we take a look at all of the great artwork, graffiti,
everything being displayed on these sort of moving art galleries that are here for those
of you who are smart enough to look at them. it's great that you're all here watching because
we've got a good line today. last time we looked at the other side of this line.
i will link that video. it'll be the first one in the description for you
because there's some great stuff on that line too. we're a little more cramped on this side
but we're going to work with what we can here and i'm going to get right into it for us.
i assume that's pronounced 'chaos.' that's one of the more unique ways of
writing chaos that I've seen.
that is some serious serious shading work right there.
cool little Acet tag. very boxy. as usual i'll have a lot more to
say about some of this stuff than others.
like last episode we started off with a couple whole-cars right away whereas we're able to take a
closer look at a lot of the tags here and monikers first this time. and that's sort of the beauty of
i think one of the reasons a lot of people really enjoyed this series; you get a good
mix of everything between the tags, the throws, the pieces and all that. like i'm always sort
of preaching and as someone who really enjoys all aspects of graffiti um, it's great to be able to
see that and i always try and speak to as graffiti writers how strong the links should be in your
tags, throws and pieces. learning and improving one improves the others most of the way going
upward. a little bit going down as well though. like when you're able to start conceptually doing
better tags, that translates really well into doing better pieces and a lot of times throw
ups as well. some stuff you learn specifically for piecing can help you though for tags and whatnot.
2020 by Runal. anyone on the channel who's watched the channel ...
he kills it. i know where he's from. i'm not really gonna say.
he doesn't do the most technical work obviously,
but he does it very bold, very freight oriented if you will. and i think that's a very overlooked
way to be doing freight graffiti because that is the kind of graffiti that you need to be doing
specifically if you're looking for high visibility among normal people and not just other writers.
a nice little Rogue piece. you know something i like about this is it's almost simple enough
or almost quick enough to be like a throw up, but it's also working towards being a piece.
yikes. it's never nice to see this um because you know something went wrong. oh
i don't like thinking about that you know. but that is the reality. things do go wrong when
when you're out doing this kind of thing.
cool little crown there.
if you write a word that i'm not allowed to say without getting demonetized on youtube
i'm not gonna shout you out, but you still deserve the shout out. and just know that
the mental shoutout for you is there. and it's not like you
automatically get demonetized for saying certain things on youtube except for
uh except for a few things you legit will, but it's just it increases the chances.
got a gorgeous phone tag here. love the the wispy sort of i don't know. it's not a serif
but what he's got going on in the e there is great. we got some awesome
monikers up here which i love taking a look at.
bc to quebec! yeah i'm pretty sure this guy is um out in bc but not actually 100% sure. i just know
when i've seen a lot of the sdk videos, you see that particular moniker out there quite a bit.
this through here to me i can tell by the style that it's a Mason piece.
next episode when we take a run through there, it'll be cramped but,
i will confirm it's a Mason piece hopefully. we got a freaking Rime tag there. you have
to.. you got to feel lucky when you come across stuff like that. like come on.
and Mason as well. we got more Rime here. nothing needs to be said when
you come across something like that. you should just sort of take it in.
this is one of the most unique font styles i have seen in a long time, especially
with the fill colour and the fill style. i really love this piece. props for that one.
for those of you who are new here sometimes we talk about some
specific topics during these episodes, other times we talk just more technically about the pieces.
today we just did a bit of a relaxing one where you know, we get to just take a good
look at these things and one thing i want to say is thank you. thank you thank you to everyone who
has messaged me and said hey i love having this on while i'm like sketching and stuff like that.
that's been awesome to hear. it warms my heart to hear that some people are just appreciating
this and being able to sketch, do a bit of graffiti while these episodes are on for them.
and we are going to be giving Rogue here the last the last shout out since he's got so much stuff up
in here. we've got tons more episodes just like this. this is part of season two of our graffiti
freight train watching series. you can check the whole season out; i'll link the playlist on
screen right now. if you're enjoying the videos consider subscribing. it helps me maintain the
content here on the channel and check out some of the other stuff on the channel if you're if
you're on the fence about it. but i hope to see in the next one either way. until then, peace!