I vaguely remember a graffiti artist that I used to really like but all I can remember is he always drew characters with ears that look like this but I can't remember his name and it's driving my insane. I think he also did tattoos; I'm not 100% certain though. Someone please help.

I vaguely remember a graffiti artist that I used to really like but all I can remember is he always drew characters with ears that look like this but I can't remember his name and it's driving my insane. I think he also did tattoos; I'm not 100% certain though. Someone please help. submitted by /u/TheCactusWizard
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