
Before a graffiti artist can start sneaking into train yards to write his name in elaborate block letters on the side of the 7 train, he's got to practice. That's why the world's best writers keep blackbooks. These secret notebooks are a treasure trove of pieces not meant for public consumption.
Until Sacha Jenkins and David "Chino" Villorente get their hands on them. After releasing two collections of blackbook drawings, the two graffiti writers/authors have just put out a third. World Piecebook is an amazing collection of wildly creative drawings that includes works by writers from Korea to the Netherlands and damn near everywhere between.
Each piece shows the care and whacked-out inventiveness put into crafting a unique style. More significantly, they emphasize how far this style of graffiti has traveled, from the burnt-out streets of the Bronx to all corners of the Old World.
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