Aug 10, 2023
Freeze Rockin’ Markski, unveils "GRAFFTHETICS: Book I. A Definition & Philosophy of (Graffiti) Writing." A deep dive into graffiti's core principles, this groundbreaking book, free from pictures, explores the art form's philosophy, rooted in Markski's journey from the Bronx to L.A. hip hop.

Los Angeles, United States - August 10, 2023 /PressCable/ —
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Beyond the Spray Can: Delving into the Thought Processes and Evolution Behind the Graffiti Movement
Los Angeles, CA, FRMS Formations and Freeze Rockin’ Markski Announce the Release of Philosophy of Graffiti Art Book: GRAFFTHETICS: Book 1. A Definition & Philosophy of (Graffiti) Writing. This book is available now.
GRAFFTHETICS stands apart from all other books covering writing (i.e., graffiti art). Rather than being the predictably pictorial documentary format, this new book possesses no internal pictures. Instead, it approaches 600 pages (including front material) solely with exhaustive, systematized conceptualizations and principles. After comprehensively defining graffiti art, the rest of the book is structured to represent each phrase of the definition given. Every section concludes with a summary. There is an extensive outline near the very end, as well as an index of names and crews, and a weighty glossary of traditional and unique terms.
These perspectives are penned by a practitioner of the graffiti field. Moreover, the author is known for having relocated from the Bronx, i.e., the home of graff writing and hip hop, where he first became rooted in these practices. Then, he moved to Los Angeles, becoming a means for the spread of hip hop. As such, he is also known for his key role in helping to lay the foundation of L.A. hip hop.
With this unique insight, the author supports many of his points by quoting many NYC (graffiti) writing pioneers. Along with the quotes, the author offers a great deal of related commentary. All of this makes this book a groundbreaking work, ushering in a paradigm shift and further step in the discussion of this subject.
How to Procure "GRAFFTHETICS: Book I. A Definition & Philosophy of (Graffiti) Writing"
The eagerly awaited "GRAFFTHETICS" is now available for purchase at the special Book Launch Sale Price of $99.00 (Regular Price $179.00). To secure a copy of this indispensable resource for budding graffiti artists and graphic designers, simply visit https://freezerockinmarkski.com/ and hit the "BUY MY BOOK" button.
Join the Book Release Party:
August 19, 2023.
6:30-9:30pm
Baka Boyz/Cali Kings Studio
2510 ½ W. Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, 90026
"GRAFFTHETICS: Book I. A Definition & Philosophy of (Graffiti) Writing" is copyrighted material, and all rights are reserved to Freeze Rockin’ Markski. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the publisher.
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Name: Markski
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Organization: FRMS Formations
Address: 555 Flower St. , Los Angeles, California 90012, United States
Website: https://freezerockinmarkski.com/
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