Dj Frizbee an illustration that I had done in highschool and when I was doing
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Dj Frizbee is an illustration I did of a Dj I call Frizbee. I created DJ Frizbee when I was in highschool and this was around the time that I was doing tags around the school. Reina was an another graffiti piece that I did and a tagging name that I was trying on along with tags I was also creating pieces of my own as I had shown with this article.
I love doing graffiti art it is therapuetic and artistic. My tag is MG3 I used to tag around the entire highschool and that is where the MG3 mascot was born.
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