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By DANIELLE CHARBONNEAU
This graffiti found behind Homeboy Industires at Sante Fe and Hunter St. mixes a variety of classic graffiti letter forms with elaborate, oriental-ifluenced drawings. When you get up close, the deatailing of each section is incredible. Take a look at the Buddha and the trolley car for example.
All photos by Danielle Charbonneau
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