2024
Graffiti Artists
vs. Guess Jeans
Unauthorized use of signature line drawings on apparel, removed after cease & desist.
We exist to support artists,
not sell collectibles
Every collectible truck sale directly supports the artist. Artists receive 50% of profits—it's not a side program, it's why we're here.
SEE THE IMPACT ↓Impact in numbers
This is what happened in the last year.
$5,127
Paid directly to artists in 2025
Number updated monthly
20+
Artists supported worldwide
Across 3 countries
50%
Of profits go to the artist
Industry standard is 0–20%
#1
Artist supporting collectible
According to my Mom
50%
Artists receive half of all profits
Compare this to traditional licensing: In typical merchandising deals, artists receive 0-20% royalties often with no transparency. Artists deserve better, and collectors deserve to know their purchase directly supports the creator.
Corporate art theft is rampant
Major corporations routinely steal designs, profiting from artists' work without permission or compensation. We're building a different model where artists' maintain ownership and receive fair payment.
2023
Graffiti Artist
vs. McDonalds
Mural photographed and used in advertising campaign without artist consent or payment.
2013
5 Pointz
vs. Real Estate Developer
Demolished murals that were promised preservation, no compensation offered.
Our commitment: Every artist keeps full rights to their work and receives 50% of profits.
Your purchase matters
Every collectible truck you buy directly supports a graffiti artist. When you choose us, you're supporting fair compensation and fighting back against corporate art theft.
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Different markers work better on different surfaces. In this guide, we’ll explore four main types of markers: paint markers, mops, solid markers, and metal-tipped pens.
1. Paint Markers
Paint markers come with an internal valve, allowing for control over paint flow.
This is great for getting clean lines or adding drips when you want them. It’s a great all-around marker that works on lots of surfaces.
The tip comes dry. To get started, you press the tip down until the paint flows and soaks the tip.
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2. Mops
Mops are designed for bold, drippy tags with heavy coverage.
You control the flow by how hard you squeeze the body while writing. Light squeeze for clean lines, hard squeeze for drips.
3. Solid Markers
Solid markers consist of solidified paint encased in a durable plastic tube.
Solid markers are simple, tough, and ready for almost any surface, making them a go-to tool for a lot of writers.
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4. Metal Tipped Pens
Metal-tipped pens offer sharp, precise lines, making them a staple for clean tags.
The metal tip doesn’t wear down like soft nibs, so it stays sharp even after lots of use.