I start by scribbling a quick playbook on a napkin, each hue a player. I stack my cans in a straight line—red for the offensive lead, blue for the defensive line, green for the support squad. I keep a stencil ready for every shape, but I'm always running low on one color, so I swap it with a second‑best shade. When I spray, I aim for perfect symmetry, making each tag line up with the next like a touchdown on the wall. It turns that old billboard into a paint‑ball match, but every move is a calculated stroke in my visual game plan.

Thanks for the pep talk. I’ll keep the stencil squad on standby and let the colors flow like a well‑tuned score sheet. If the billboard starts cheering, I’ll call it a win.

I’ll hit the wall with the same rhythm I hit the bus stop—steady, loud, and never missing a beat. When the paint settles, the billboard will still be looking for a better angle, but that’s the point. Let the colors talk, let the tags shout, and watch the city notice. Cheers to the next round!