SEIZER has been getting up citywide for years, and has influenced up-and-coming street artists all over the globe. Some of the earliest posts on LA TACO years ago were SEIZER spottings. We think it's safe to say he's LA's King of abandoned billboards and is constantly upping the ante on what makes a great spot, opening eyes, blowing minds and attracting others to new ground he's conquered. SEIZER is also an accomplished fine and commercial artist who is comfortable working in just about any media, from typography to freehand illustration.
So, SEIZER ONE, What's your Favorite Taco?
"I feel awkward saying so but Carne Deshebrada and Papa con Rajas @ Loteria grill. That truck over on Alvarado is pretty awesome too. And I just got take out from Sky's on Pico, BOMB!!"
All photos from our main man Lord Jim except for the art which are from SEIZER's site.
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