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123Klan by Josh Rubin
123klan is a graffiti crew based in Northern France. Evolving over the last 10 years, their style combines traditional graffiti with vector graphics to create some pretty hot installations. They also are guns for hire-- offering print and identity work. When you check out their site, be sure to view the gorgeous little intro.
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