The fine art of tagging
The transition from daydreaming while sketching bubble letters in a
Mead notebook to holding your breath as you spray paint lines across a
rust-encrusted freight car — keeping one eye open for the authorities —
would be, for most people, improbable.
But for Rafael Cronin, it was a logical progression that began in 2005 when he visited family in Spain.
At
the time, graffiti was en vogue, as Cronin remembers, and what he saw
in the exploits of the Spanish graffiti artists was a chance to combine
his love of art and hip-hop.
Before returning stateside, he bought a set of Montana markers — a brand synonymous with tagging.
His
paint markers turned into spray cans, which led to even more spray
cans. Wooden boards found in his parents’ shed became walls. Walls
became trains.
As a quiet Bloomington
Auto BODY REPAIR (Wellington): I need the rear side cladding to be removed so you can spray paint. 2... 
@ A bitch that don't care about her life, smh. But its this paper yu can buy from the auto shop that get the spray paint off.
Besides auto parts they can mix paint to match vehicle & put in small spray can! (@ Welle Auto Supply) [pic]: 
