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6 days ago
Photo by d r e w on October 13, 2026. May be an image of buildings and text.
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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 03:51 pm
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Every wall I’ve been doing for the last few years I been bringing a straw hat with me to paint in and I started getting my friends to do a little something on them. I have a wall of them in my house now but this @sofles hat takes the cake. By far my favorite.
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artaffairspodcast 2 days ago

artaffairspodcast

So cool!

feebee_n_jay 3 days ago

feebee_n_jay

so sharp 🔥🔥

ize_official 3 days ago

ize_official

👏

bradycreative 6 days ago

bradycreative

🤠

chaselock 6 days ago

chaselock

Can’t beat it.

saturnoart 6 days ago

saturnoart

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chaskeh 6 days ago

chaskeh

Legends…you guys crushed it, thanks for leaving your mark on Cincinnati. Until the next time, take care dude 🌀✨

sofles 6 days ago

sofles

Great to meet u brother, definitely looking forward to our next hang

jess.westhoff 6 days ago

jess.westhoff

That’s pretty awesome

royyaldog 6 days ago

royyaldog

Great wall, awesome work. Legend

jmuzacz 6 days ago

jmuzacz

The Midas touch ✨

kenkas1 6 days ago

kenkas1

remember the Carhartt jackets you’d do in high school! Need more of those!! 🔥

travis_forster 6 days ago

travis_forster

Dope

derekthabombb 6 days ago

derekthabombb

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

ohhimarkfilms 6 days ago

ohhimarkfilms

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