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This Giant Artwork Nearly Destroyed Itself

This graffiti canvas almost never got finished. What started as an ambitious idea quickly turned into three days of chaos, broken easels, insane wind, rain, and freezing winter conditions in Montreal. This piece is made of twelve 18” x 24” canvases, taped together into one massive surface (4 wide by 3 high), and painted entirely with MTN-94 spray paint. I wanted to push myself creatively — but Mother Nature had other plans. 📍 Day 1: The canvases were too heavy and the easel collapsed. 📍 Day 2: 70 km/h winds and rain snapped the easel and damaged the canvases. 📍 Day 3: More wind, another collapse, and even a ladder hit one of the canvases. Mentally, this project was exhausting. There were moments where I honestly thought about quitting. But with tools, problem-solving, duct tape, and a lot of stubbornness, I managed to repair the setup, reinforce the structure, and finish what might be my best painting yet. 🎨 This is a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to create large-scale graffiti art in extreme conditions — the failures, the stress, and the satisfaction of pushing through. 🖼️ THIS PIECE IS FOR SALEReasonable offers considered (shipping for 12 canvases + taxes).🚚 Free delivery in the Montreal or Ottawa region. If you enjoy graffiti, street art, creative struggles, or seeing how art gets made behind the scenes — this one’s for you. 👉 Like, comment, and subscribe for more graffiti process videos, murals, and challenges. Facebook:   / sone.dnw.graffiti   Instagram:   / sone_dnw_graffiti