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A black-and-white ink drawing from 1982, this composition features a complex, multi-layered graffiti piece rendered in a block-letter style. The central element is a large, three-dimensional word—possibly “DURO” or a variation—constructed with sharp angles and shaded planes to suggest depth. The letters are adorned with various stylistic elements, including arrows, stars, and a circular motif with radiating lines. Above the main lettering, a stylized crown-like structure is depicted, surrounded by abstract shapes and a star with a trailing comet effect. To the right, a small figure appears to be holding a spray can, from which drips of paint extend downward, connecting to the main structure. Below the primary lettering, several tags and inscriptions are visible, including “TOP,” “TKA!,” “TD,” “TWS,” “RTW,” and “DUROC C/A 82.” Additional tags and dedications fill the margins of the paper, such as “TO QUIK,” “AEROM x ROC,” “DOOM 'COST HIS ART' .89," and several other illegible signatures and marks, including "Hi' UP" and "FUN CALIBER." The presence of multiple tags and dedications indicates a collaborative or communal aspect, typical of blackbook culture within the graffiti movement.