Rough and raw 1980s West Heidelberg was not a place for the faint-hearted. But it was the right time and the right place for a kid who became the writer known as Wisp. Graffiti was an adventure. Creative freedom meant stealthy late-night missions, escaping street gangs and keeping a step ahead of the law. This is the story of Wisp and his cohort, originators of a dazzling array of the very first burners Melbourne ever saw, a creative contribution that lay the foundation for those who followed.
Authored by Puzle Press Hard Cover 250mm x 250mm 108 Pages – Full Colour Gloss Over 200 Old-School Images
