Skeme Slap Postal Sticker 3 Panel "Look but don't touch"

Born John Cecil Dash in Harlem in 1964, SKEME began writing graffiti on New York City’s subway system at 15, quickly becoming an “All City” writer. He painted across numerous subway lines and collaborated with some of the era’s most influential graffiti artists, creating iconic pieces and mastering everything from wildstyle and whole cars to throw-ups and handstyles.<br/>
In 1982, SKEME was featured alongside his mother in the groundbreaking documentary Style Wars, helping introduce New York graffiti and hip-hop culture to a worldwide audience.<br/>
His legacy goes beyond the film. SKEME collaborated with legendary pioneer PHASE 2 on the historic TUFF CITY train, alongside artists including Tean, Kade, Chains3, Kool131 and Part1. The project earned him membership in TMT (The Magnificent Team), one of graffiti’s most respected crews of the era.<br/>
SKEME was also affiliated with influential crews including INDs, TDS, TNT, TED, and 3YB, cementing his place as one of the true pioneers of New York graffiti and hip-hop culture.