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Revs

author: Mental Release : New York, NY
Sunday, July 19th, 2009

Revs

author: Mental Release : New York, NY

I noticed there wasn't a full article on Revs so I'll make one. What I like about him is that he is a hard worker. Basically in graffiti you master a tags, throw ups, and pieces.(Revs and Kaves with a sculpture on top). Not only did he do that but he also got his name up with wheat pasted bills, Rollers... and welded sculptures. The greatest thing about him is that he isn't looking for fame, he's got a strong work ethic and doesn't care what anyone thinks of him. This is my opinion, I just felt like stating...

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