Tripped Out Rollin'

Kiosk paints a new roller inside a water tower in Los Angeles.

Check out the pics, including the cool photo shopped one up top looking tripped out with multiple images of Kiosk working on the piece.

Get Up, Stay Up!

A giant graffiti roller along the 101 Freeway in Los Angeles from Dacr and Servn.

A few years ago, this spot was grilled with individual pieces.  Wonder if the old form will return?

The Crown Atop the Last Elephant

Mr. Brainwash dubbed this building 'The Last Elephant' when he used it to host his Art Show 2011.

And there is a huge roller from Sorb and Eyrek atop the building serving as a crown to The Last Elephant.

The Biggest Names Go Biggest

The Biggest names in the game earn that name by going BIGGEST.

Well, here are two of LA's top graffiti bombers going big and claiming their fame.  Adze and Besto get up all over Los Angeles, and here they get rolled on the railroad tracks in Glendale.

Dig it.  Stay up!

Septerhed - Awww Yeah

'Love Me' Loves Melrose

Love Me Los Angeles

'Love Me' goes gib with a giant roller on Fairfax.

Rolling BIG

Jaw & Obey

A roller portrait from Jaw JDI, next to a half-buffed mural from Obey.

Get Over Yourself

Huge roller mural from The Status Faction entitled 'Get Over Yourself'.

7UP

Huuuge 7UP roller on the 101.

Salt Lake City Graffiti - Newb & Siva Rootfop

Impressive rooftop roller graffiti piece from Newb and Siva in downtown Salt Lake City.

Siva has had Salt Lake on lock a few years. The biggest pieces, the tallest buildings, the hottest spots. And always bringin the sick style~

Betso - Salt Lake Street Art

Awesome hand molded character from Betso called the 'Skrimp'. This is the Green Flash Skrimp~




Dope Betso hand painted character block placed on on this old building. Looks like it was made for it



Our favorite street artist from Salt Lake City has got to be Betso.

Betso's game is solid. From full on rollers, to pieces, to tags all over the city, this dude gets up. We love the aesthetic, from the low brow characters to the upside down crosses.

But perhaps our favorite aspect of Betso's art are his 3d characters and pieces. Betso makes completely original hand molds that he paints and places around the city.

The dude gets around. We have previously documented some of Betso's graffiti and 3d art in Los Angeles.

And Betso's art work is getting recognized. He was recently the Grand Champion Winner of Kidrobot's Custom Munny contest. As part of the prize deal, Betso is going to have a production Dunny in an upcoming series.

Dig it~

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