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The Exchange Book - Out Now!
THE EXCHANGE
The Exchange was started in 2005, with six participants from different areas of the United States. The group is currently made up of 35 members from 14 countries worldwide. The participants of The Exchange trade names and personal styles through sketches. This step is repeated until everyone in the group has traded outlines at least once.
The sketches are drawn, scanned, and traded via email. They are then printed out and executed by the receiving artist in their particular city.
The objective is to create an awareness of distinct lettering styles and trends. The goal is for all in the group to be able to become more versatile through attempts at graffiti styles out of their personal comfort zone. The artists in the group may learn new techniques and compositions from the exchange.
New Members
- ASKEW (New Zealand)
- CAKES (Czech Republic)
- CECS (USA)
- ENSOE (Canada)
- HESOE (Chile)
- HONKE (USA)
- HOST 18 (USA)
- JURNE (USA)
- KAPUT (Canada)
- MOTEL 7 (South Africa)
- PHAT 1 New Zealand)
- POSE (USA)
- ROIDS (UK)
- RUETS (USA)
- SCOTTY 76 (Germany)
- SERVAL (Switzerland)
- SIRUM (Australia)
- SORIE (Israel)
- STAE 2 (USA)
- SUEME (Canada)
- SWK (Brazil)
- TABOO (USA)
Original Members
Exchange Archive
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2009
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May
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- Sirum painting ruets sketch.
- SWK by Cakes
- Poet painting Askew's sketches
- Jurne by Stae2
- "Taboo" by Poet
- "Esteme" by Poet
- "Honke" by Poet
- Stae2 sketch by Serval
- Stae2 sketch by Sirum
- SWK paints HESOE sketch
- TABOO sketchs by SWK
- KAPUT sketch by HESOE
- Askew sketch by Sirum
- JURNE BY KAPUT
- CAKES sketch by SWK
- Stae2-Scotty76
- HOST18 Paints JURNE Sketch
- Askew sketch by Serval
- SCOTTY76 sketchs by SWK
- KAPUT PAINTS JURNE'S OUTLINE
- ENSOE PAINTS HESOE SKETCH
- HOST18 sketches by ASKEW
- Poet Sketches by Stae2
- Jurne paints Poet Sketch #2
- Host18 Paints Ensoe Sketch
- POET sketch by SWK
- JURNE sketch by HESAO
- SIRUM sketches by ASKEW
- =RUETS SIRUM=
- HONKE sketches by ASKEW
- Poet painting 2 Jurne sketches
- Askew Outline by Stae
- =RUETS HONKE= Fucks Ya....
- Ensoe sketch by Sirum
- TABOO paints Askew's sketch
- "Cakes" by Poet
- CAKES sketches by Taboo
- PHAT1 sketch by SWK
- RIME sketch by SWK
- POSE sketches by ASKEW
- POET sketches by ASKEW
- "Kaput" by Poet
- "Askew" by Poet
- "Roids" by Poet
- "Jurne" by Poet
- "Host18" by Poet
- Jurne paints Serval sketch
- SWK sketches by HESAO
- =RUETS HONKE=
- HESOE skecth by SWK
- ASKEW paints STAE2 outline
- Ready To Go..
- The Exchange Reviews - ESTEME
- New Exchange Member: SWK (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil)
- Poet painting the Serval sketch
- HESAO sketches by JURNE
- ENSOE PAINTS SERVAL SKETCH
- Host18 paints Askew sketch
- POSE SKETCH by SIRUM ONE
- POET sketches by HESAO
- Jurne paints Poet blueprint
- Stae2 by Poet
- RIME BY ENSOE
- HESOE Sketch By Cakes
- Poet 2 by Cakes
- CECS BY ENSOE
- honke paints poet sketch
- "cakes" by honke
- "ruets"by honke
- Kaput by Jurne
- B-BOY CHARACTERS FOR STAE2
- Scotty76 outlines for Stae2
- Scotty76 rocking the stae2 outline!
- ASKEW paints CECS sketch Part2
- Honke by Stae
- ENSOE sketch by HESAO
- HONKE BY ENSOE
- SERVAL BY ENSOE Round2
- New Exchange Member: RUETS (Los Angeles, USA)
- New Exchange Member: SIRUM (Melbourne, Australia)
- "Honke" by Poet
- "Hesoe" by Poet
- "Askew" by Poet
- HONKE by Taboo
- Serval for Jurne
- SERVAL BY ENSOE
- HOST18 BY ENSOE
- ROID Sketches By POSE
- CECS sketches by ASKEW
- RIME sketches by HESAO
- "Phat" by Poet
- "Jurne" by Poet
- "Cecs" by Poet
- Stae2 by Serval
- Ensoe by Serval
- Poet Sketches by Jurne
- CECS Sketch by HESAO
- Askew sketches by Pose
- PHAT1 paints CECS sketch!
- New Members
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May
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here ya go askew. another one for ya. enjoy!
ReplyDeletesolid. that K brings everybody home!
ReplyDeleteDope one bro.
ReplyDeleteyeah bro, this is solid!!
ReplyDeleteThe E sharing the bar with the W, and then the psuedo-star center...whaaat! Hat trick hole in one grand slam dunk styles.
ReplyDeleteYo man!
ReplyDeleteI like this!
This would look great painted with a thin and the intentionally overlapping outline (as shown in the sketch). Sort of like tech pieces from NYC in the late 80's
ReplyDeleteThe E' and W' seem to have two possible letter forms each.