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Know your graffiti

Not all graf is created equal. Some categories to help you differentiate between works

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A Mr. Fangs collage by Totem that appeared off of Ponce de Leon Avenue near MJQ in 2005. - BROOKE NOVAK

BROOKE NOVAK
A Mr. Fangs collage by Totem that appeared off of Ponce de Leon Avenue near MJQ in 2005.

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Like throw-ups, but often involving an image instead of lettering — mini-portraits, if you will. Think Krog Street tunnel.

Etiquette: Same as with a throw-up.

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