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Flip The Script. Since 2003.
Handselecta: The Chaz Bojórquez Interview. June 2023.
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To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Flip The Script we have produced a new limited edition capsule designed by Chaz Bojórquez. The new edition is bound in gold book cloth with a reflective chrome book jacket. This special anniversary drop is accompanied and complimented by a coach’s jacket, a long sleeve and a short sleeve tee. The book can be purchased with the merch in options of gold or silver foil.
If you haven’t gotten a copy of Flip The Script in the past 10 years, this is the time to do it. If you already own Flip The Script, don’t buy this expecting fresh content and new interviews. We got some new things in the works, but this is about keeping this particular volume available and in print for the generations to come.
#graffiti #graffitihandstyle #handstyle #flipthescript #flipthescriptbook #practicemakesperfect #processmakesmorethanperfect
To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Flip The Script we have produced a new limited edition capsule designed by Chaz Bojórquez. The new edition is bound in gold book cloth with a reflective chrome book jacket. This special anniversary drop is accompanied and complimented by a coach’s jacket, a long sleeve and a short sleeve tee. The book can be purchased with the merch in options of gold or silver foil.
If you haven’t gotten a copy of Flip The Script in the past 10 years, this is the time to do it. If you already own Flip The Script, don’t buy this expecting fresh content and new interviews. We got some new things in the works, but this is about keeping this particular volume available and in print for the generations to come.
#graffiti #graffitihandstyle #handstyle #flipthescript #flipthescriptbook #practicemakesperfect #processmakesmorethanperfect
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Christian Acker Interview: Bullseye with Jesse Thorn. Aired on NPR, Feb 2014
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When Flip The Script was originally published I was honored to be interviewed by Jesse Thorn. This is that original audio which Aired on NPR Feb 2014. There are no visuals to accompany this repost of that audio episode.
Dekae FA, Inkheads - Miami, March 2023
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DEKAE was one of February 2023's guest jurists for the hand style battles we host on the Handselecta Instagram. He started writing in Miami, 1983. We chat about his personal history, his traveling and photo trading in the days before the internet and his mixed feelings and responsibility around being part of the early wave of graffiti on the internet as part of the crew that borough us 12ozProp...
Handselecta: The Freddy Alva Interview
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@freddyalva_nyc (Yours 174, SPORTS Crew) is the guy behind @urbanstyles_book where her specializes in the crossover betweeen graffiti and various punk subcultures. Tonight he releases a new blackbook-zine, themed around the 1989 NYHC New Breed cassette tape compilation, a DIY comp he put together with Chaka Malik ( @ghost_decibels ) when they were young guns from Queens. We talked about a wide ...
Handselecta: The Drums Interview. Dec 2022.
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Drums / Djinji Brown was the singer for NYHC band, Absolution in the late 1980s and early 1990s. born in Georgia, then raised in the Bronx from 1980 forward he soaked in the cultural explosion of NYC that resulted in graffiti, hip hop, punk, new wave and hardcore music as he migrated from the Bronx downtown and then east to CBGBs. Djinji was raised in a creative family, where his father was an ...
Handselecta: The CH (Charlie The Hustler) Interview. October 2022
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Sat down to chop it up with Charlie The Hustler (IG: @Charlie_the_hustler ) as he prepped for an art show at Studio One in Tucson, AZ. We talk accents, hand styles, gentrification and more.
Handselecta: The Gouch Interview. Dec 2022
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Gouch (IG: @gouchizm ) started writing in a Brooklyn of a different era. Different decade. Hell, it was a different century. We talk about his Flatbush flow. Growing up in an age when your commute was spent looking out windows instead of into screens and what it means to have a mentor or a big brother or a lineage to help you know your foundation and how you fit into the world around you. Backg...
Handselecta: The Back Interview. Dec 2022
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Back (Instagram: @the_backstah) from Bostons North Shore grew up in the 80s and started writing around Boston in the early and mid 90s. We talk handstyles, humility, ego, addiction and drive that led him from street life to street smarts.
Grotesk circa 2013
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Brame, UW - NYC
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Brame, UW - NYC 1980s style Interview at: www.12ozprophet.com//handselecta/entry/brame-uw/
Nice writing Mike cholo style writeing is great also other styles are good also lots practice I can tell.👍💯
The experimental stuff is naff. Trying too hard.
This is EPIC 😎👌
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Holy shit. Juat found this channel Love it, just watched the GiantOne also.... tags are everything . Watching these dudes , i need to get my tags up!!! So dope
He knows nothing about cholo art weak ass garbage
Anyone know where i can find cholo fonts or alphabets like these on the internet? Resources you could point me towards?
R t h for life….
Awesome. Amazing hand style and FS is much needed for the history of the evolution.
Only old school graffiti writers,know about those markers.!! They called uni's and mini uni's.very popular in the 80's..peace out--- KOOP.TA7.
Grew up on decoys art. 🔥bro.
#Magnum44
it blows my mind this only has 500 views, highly underrated content
NYC Feel..🌟🌟🌟
Gorey handstyle is when you completely understand and master your letter structure 🤯
90's philly hands #1
Bring these back y’all introduced me to aqua homie kills it my fav ones are OG Mike giant - Agua - Curve and Gorey 🔥
One of the best throws and handstyles in Boston imho.
I only understand, parts of Costa California style; from practicing, Gothic-fonts + script-calligraphy. If you're stuck on something, Try practicing the classics. Whenever you're ready, try something new. It's a bit like gardening, but you're slowly growing something else. P.S. of course, there's plenty of other calligraphy, in other languages.
Good stuff Christian & Jay. I enjoyed this a lot.
Excited to see more content on here!
Fascinating guy, great interview
4:07 nice cs
so cool
So glad I found this channel. Cool dude
Glad you enjoy it!
Man, I wish we could get some more videos like this. I love the book, but these videos are a treasure trove.
Glad you like them!
I love how much respect this dude pays to these styles. These styles of fonts and Pixacao are fascinating.
This guy is the definition of cool
Neat
Fly hand style right there. Salute AsickStaysickAlwaysick
Back seems like a great dude. I hope I have his mentality and mindset when I’m 42
subtittles please
I believe these have subtitles - at least I can see them (they are automated by UA-cam) Click the CC on the bottom right of the video or the three dots next to the save button on the far right to reveal the transcript.
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Great interview, Drums is such a smart and articulate guy. thanks for uploading this
Is this sick'or what?
Dope shit fam, follow me in tha streez CAOS
Watching this is getting me so hyped up and itchy to write, and the dope chill music is the perfect balance. Beautiful work, absolutely stunning.
“Cape” is a dope name for someone in mass to write. Lately I really love the rounded kind of regular script some writers do. fonse is a good example, the style looks simple but it’s hard to do it, it reminds me of like prep girl hand writing. I think the people best at it had that handwriting to start with.
Same man when I was little kid it was a few things I saw where I was so captivated like pieces on the water tower in my city facing 1-95 that no one could ignore. My mom told me it was gangs so I had crazy ideas about graff writers. I got some markers and stuff but sucked and then in 7th grade I met 2 homies in art class one who had a graff piece on us arm from Crome msg a tribute to his uncle sege, and we started practicing tags together and writing in the bathrooms making mops and stuff and somehow never got caught in school.
It’s weird how me and those 2 other kids were so hyped on graff we knew about all the dudes from those crews cause they were everywhere but all the 7th graders around us had no idea what the hell we were talking about it was like no one but us had ever paid attention to graffiti once.
Charlie the man
Why dose tagging never get boring
It kills me that I don’t live in a regular sized city anymore and every serious writer from my area gets tracked down and a news article wrote about them and cuz the cops got nothing else to do.I disagree a little bit with this dude in the way that I love styles that are based around flourishes and almost like calligraphy stuff too. Especially if they’re unique and original. I feel like a tag is unfinished without a flourish that matches the letters in some way.
The time and place we come from informs all of our tastes. The calligraphic style with lots of flourishes might just be the latest version. Like parents int he 50s not appreciation g rock n roll. Or more like the rock n rollers not appreciating disco.
Glad you’re putting stuff on UA-cam again
dam yall back, dope!!
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Good to see this , respect to Gouch
Thanks for uploading all the handstyles, your channel and each writers style has given me so much inspiration
You're so welcome!
How do you animate the handstyles? I’m trying to replicate the style in procreate.
great watch, big ups to gouch 👍
Appreciated
🇨🇴 saludos desde colombia
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