in dystopian settings

providing a comprehensive look at this underappreciated counterculture

KFAXXX dives into the bizarre collection of Jean-Louis Huhta

has transitioned from leatherwork to urban surfaces through a variety of handstyles

two ink cartridges (black and red)

taking over the book in dystopian settingsTaking Over was, for nearly 15 years, Italy's go to underground graff zine, printed strictly in black and white because, when letters stand out, color becomes secondary. As part of the Graffiti Books collection, this anthology honors Roberto Malpensa, aka Repo, a TO founder and true pioneer in the Italian graffiti scene. From the hardcore xerographic prints of the early days to the more refined high definition Offset editions, the mantra was always