This one is a real rarity! Merz's distinctive handstyles skid wildly over each sheet of paper, taking full advantage of the format. Note that some of the pieces were done in landscape and some in portrait format.
As always, each piece is completely unique and on high-quality, 38 lbs, 8 1/2" x 11" paper. This edition is limited to 25 embossed and numbered pieces.
This week's contribution to the series comes to us from half-way around the world by way of the Northeast. Occasionally you'll find Chip7's stickers around NYC, but more likely you'll spot him on a cutty rooftop or trackside spot or on the side of a boxcar along with fellow Mayhem, D30 and DKLT writers.
As always, each piece is completely unique and on high-quality, 38 lbs, 8 1/2" x 11" paper. This edition is limited to 25 em bossed and numbered pieces.
Bare's contribution is widely varied, with lots of drips and additional writing, including a few pieces in portrait format. Don't miss out on this one!
As always, each piece is completely unique and was done on high-quality, 38 lbs embossed 8 1/2" x 11" paper. This edition is limited to 30 numbered pieces.
For the return of the handstyle series, Navy8 is contributing a very limited set of pieces, true to form and unmatched in style and consistency.
As always, each piece is completely unique and was done on high-quality, 38 lbs embossed 8 1/2" x 11" paper. This edition is limited to only 11 numbered pieces.
Carnage #3 is all about Kuma and his experiences in Paris. It contains 60 b/w and color pages in a numbered edition of 300 with a screenprinted cover.
Each copy also comes with one limited edition screenprint (there will be four different 5.5x8.5" prints which will randomly be included with the zine; two are shown here).
As always, each piece is completely unique and was done on high-quality, 38 lbs embossed 8 1/2" x 11" paper. This edition is limited to only 25 numbered pieces.
This week's first installation of the handstyle series features a rare contribution from Gable DKLT. Head to the nearest freight tracks, tunnel or bunker in your NY neighborhood and you'll probably find a Gable piece tucked away somewhere. Don't miss out on this!
As always, each piece is completely unique and was done on high-quality, 38 lbs embossed 8 1/2" x 11" paper. This edition is limited to only 25 numbered pieces.
If you walk around just about anywhere in NYC right now, you're likely to see traces of this guy within a block or two. False (DKLT) has been one of the most prolific writers in the city of late, and he brings the same quality to his contribution to the handstyle series.
As always, each piece is completely unique and was done on high-quality, 38 lbs embossed 8 1/2" x 11" paper. This edition is limited to only 25 numbered pieces. Don't sleep!
The next few weeks will see the release of more sick handstyles from various well-known Deth Kult members on high-quality stock.
Rate (DKLT, TV) created a set of highly variable and totally unique pieces that incorporate both his marker tag and many of the visual elements that could also be found on his stickers on the street in recent years.
This edition is limited to 25 numbered pieces on 38 lbs embossed 8 1/2" x 11" paper.
I'm extremely excited to announce the release of Stuck, brought to you by Carnage. Stuck consists of 60 pages of previously unreleased photos of some of the sickest NYC stickers, plus interviews with Baser, Alone, Minus and Crasty. Each copy of the zine comes with three hand-written stickers, along with a full set of four vinyl stickers made exclusively for this issue. The covers were weeks in the making, with the image screenprinted over layers of stickers and up to four colors of paint, giving each cover a completely unique look and texture. (Note: a very small number of covers is available in white ink).
Stuck is limited to 300 hand-numbered copies and is available now at carnagenyc.bigcartel.com.
Coming soon ... here's a sneak preview of new zine covers before the final, screenprinted layer is added. Each cover was hand-painted, one at a time.
More info on the zine soon ...
It's hard to get tired of seeing how New York evolves and who has left their mark on the city. This issue of Grilled features lots of new doors, including, for the first time, a dozen that were just too colorful to reduce to black and white, as well as a few old favorites. Behind every door is a story, and sometimes many stories, layered over each other and interlocking in a constantly evolving narrative.
Grilled II is available now at carnagenyc.bigcartel.com.
Also available: A limited edition Carnage T-shirt based on the Grilled II cover artwork. Screenprinted on 100% cotton American Apparel shirts.
