The artist Kris Moffatt has put together this tribute video for his friend Colossus of Roads (Buz Blurr), who's been marking the rails for over 40 years. In the video Kris Moffatt paints a portrait of Colossus of Roads...
Back in June 2010, the France-based artist Jiem took a trip to North America where he documented and interviewed artists in the moniker scene, creating a limited edition book titled “Outside The Box”. The book features short interviews with...
The StarPheonix has put together a video interview with the Saskatchewan-based artist Kris Moffatt where he talks about his love for the freight trains and the reasons he's chosen to create paintings of the trains. Kris shares a bit...
This painted wooden sculpture was constructed by a duo that goes by the name Paper Twins. The wooden sculpture is a tribute to one of the oldest railway moniker artists, Colossus of Roads.
Ramblin’ is the documentary of a nationwide search for the anonymous and unknown artists of freight train monikers. This art form has been prevalent on the rails since the Great Depression but is often overshadowed by larger, aerosol train...
This is a short clip of Colossus of Roads talking about his art on the trains.
Who is Bozo Texino? chronicles the search for the source of a ubiquitous and mythic rail graffiti– a simple sketch of a character with an infinity-shaped hat and the scrawled moniker, “Bozo Texino”– a drawing seen on railcars for...
Drive Home Safe has been a film in the making for the past 10 years. The director Robby Reis documented his best friends through video, super8 film and 35mm photographs with a sense of pride and joy.
