scan some of ur pieces and post em ..i used to do pieces too...keele wall in toronto, the shops gave grafiti artists permission to do pieces on their back walls just as long as they do advertiosing as well...anyways i did a few pieces in my time...one on keele wall that turned out shit because of the spot i picked and a few around my old block..those were hard because it took me 2 hours to do each one and this is in the middle of the day with cars passing by so i was kinda paro considering it was illegal but they turned out amazing...they got primed over tho abt 2 years later...


but remember the thing abt grafiti is there are two keys to it..number 1 design...which u said u been working on for a few years which is awesome and number 2 the way u control the spray paint..its alot harder then u think and alot more technical then u think...ur gonna have to invest in fat caps thin caps...paint is alot of money too...i used to just knick it from walmart...

anyways key to spray painting is practice..u just got a get a feel to the medium...a few pointers too....number 1 always prep ur wall before u paint..the day before u have to prime it unless ur going over another piece in which case its already primed for u...number 2 quick hands...the slower ur hands the more likely its gonna drip...do ur filling first then ur outline...blending colour is a bit hard but like i said just practice ur ass off and u should get the hand of it....too practice what i did was me and my buddy bought a huge piece of plywood and just practiced on that all the time till we got a feel for it and felt comfortable to go to a wall and do some work,...