Daily Graffiti – 8-bit Ninja Gaiden Graffiti

By brownkidd on November 18th, 2009 in Art, Video Games

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After all these years, Ryu Hayabusa still looks badass in sprite form. Here he is running along some wall somewhere. This piece is by 8-bit graffiti artist GameBoyOne. Be sure to check out more of his work on his Flickr page.

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Thats great. after all the years of people trying to refine and make their graffiti more complex, someone makes something beautiful in the simplest of ways. I have been writing for 27 years now and this guy just blows my mind http://gone84.com

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