Considered by many as one of the founding fathers of American graffiti, COPE2 is best known for his "wildstyle" approach to the art form. Deriving his bubble throw-up style from NYC legend CAP, Cope and his Kings Destroy crew took the New York subway trains as their canvas in the '80s, earning a reputation among peers in graffiti and hip-hop circles. Nowadays, Cope's work can be found in reputable galleries across the world, while also collaborating with streetwear labels like Alife and Obey. We...
Considered by many as one of the founding fathers of American graffiti, COPE2 is best known for his "wildstyle" approach to the art form. Deriving his bubble throw-up style from NYC legend CAP, Cope and his Kings Destroy crew took the New York subway trains as their canvas in the '80s, earning a reputation among peers in graffiti and hip-hop circles. Nowadays, Cope's work can be found in reputable galleries across the world, while also collaborating with streetwear labels like Alife and Obey. We...
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