Trainbombing from I Love Graffiti on Vimeo.

By: Bodie Jahn-Mulliner, Rasmus Hansen, Sylvester Rishøj Jensen, Rasmus Ustrup

Directors, Script, Storyboard, Compositing, Editing: Bodie Jahn-Mulliner, Sylvester Rishøj Jensen
Producer: Michelle Nardone
Background: Rasmus Ustrup
Animation: Bodie Jahn-Mulliner, Rasmus Hansen, Sylvester Rishøj Jensen, Rasmus Ustrup
Music/Sound: Thomas Ahlmark, Feanor Engemann

When someone says trains, art is not the first thing that comes to mind. One may think: large loud dirty machines that hold me up as I try to get past this crossing to the other side of the road. To the average person, a litany of fleeting thoughts probably comes to mind when they see or think of trains. Something as gaudy and grimy as the railroad cannot possibly have any artistic value what so ever.

Art, in its purest sense, began to appear on trains as far back post bellum America. For years, decades even after this period, the art of and on trains remained a clandestine activity. It was allusive and mysterious. In the late 1960s, the thought of art and trains, together, took the proverbial giant evolutionary leap forward with the introduction of the spray paint can.

Out of this phenomenon grew an entirely new culture known today as writing graffiti. In a more broad sense, writing graffiti is an iatrical part of the development and history of the Hip Hop culture which is now as much a part of American culture as baseball or apple pie.

The Steel Wheels Show captures that very narrow sliver of space where art and trains exist together. Steel Wheels Show is a well-planned event that has succeeded at securing a cult following over the last 3 years.

The upcoming third installment will bring fresh new art to quench the thirst of the loyal follower and art enthusiast who has never seen this spectacular intriguing event. Artist range from the old to the new who employ a wide variety of mediums.

Today my boy the Dirty Doctor ( snortthis.com ) invited me to a shoot he was doing for Big Boi’s live performance. All I have to say is that Big Boi, C-Bone, and Gucci tore it up, and the Doc’s got the video to prove it!

Here’s some shots I took of the Doc hard at work, and Big Boi doing his thing.

Big With Grand Master Flash!

Yeaaaaaaaaaaaah OK!

What ya know Shawty lo!

Big showing love to his fans!

Big Boi taering it up.

The Dirty Doctor hard at work.

Its GUCCI!

C-bone

Big shout out to the Dirty Doctor and Big Boi for the invite, and letting us roll through. Yall make sure to check Snortthis.com for the exclusive behind the scene footage and new video releases. Also make sure to go out and get yourself a copy of Big Boi’s NEW albulm “Sir Lucious Left Foot,The Son of Chico Dusty”

Name Tagging with Martha Cooper from hypebeast.tv on Vimeo.

“Rob Wonder and I had the chance to team up with Rick Ross to do these 2 videos Slow Down and Money Maker.Directed by Spiff TV..Stay Tuned for more collaborations with the The Boss coming soon..The Teflon Don in stores July 6th” Via snortthis

“As you may or may not know I had the oppurtunity to do a hell of a project for Big Boi,w/Sumner & Zach Wolfe for Big Boi’s new album “Sir Lucious Leftfoot,the Son of Chico Dusty” this is the 3rd part of the road to.Stay tuned for all the other surprises Big Boi now has in his video arsenal ready to feed the monster which is the internet.

Album in Stores July 6th” Via Snortthis.com

The moment everyones bee waiting for Big Boi “SHUTTERBUGG” Official Video

Big Boi ShutterBugg Video Behind the Scenes from SNORTTHIS.COM on Vimeo.

Daks (SNORTTHIS.com) had the chance to follow Big Boi through his long journey we call “The Road to Sir Lucious Left Foot” This is Part 2.Behind the scenes for Shutter Bug.The 1st single on his long awaited album “Sir Lucious Left Foot,The Son of Chico Dusty” In Stores July 6

Video & Editing by: Dr.Dax & Rob WonderSNORTTHIS

Steel Wheels Miami 2010 from SNORTTHIS.COM on Vimeo.