Nils Müller from Germany is another outstanding photographer we are finally featuring on our blog.

Müller has specialized in documenting the process of painting subways, which is considered the top prize within the international graffiti world. Subways hold such a high value because of the difficulty, the danger and risk involved. Subway painting has separated itself from the common graffiti community as it is a more secretive sect of the elite who push the bar and have created something which can be likened to an extreme graffiti sport.

Razor wired fences have to be cut!

Regardless of the subway system or the country, razor wired fences have to be cut or climbed, motion sensors, cameras, and alarm systems have to be overcome and if something goes wrong, be ready to run.

Nils Müller has taken photos in European metropolises such as Paris, London, Berlin, Bucharest, Oslo and Milano but also documenting other international destinations like Bangkok, Shanghai, Caracas and New York City.

More photos from Nils Müller here and here

Enjoy!

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Ilona Tähkänen, a great friend of the Lowlife friends and family, sadly passed away last month. She was one of the first Lowlife models and remained a wonderful person for the years we knew her. It’s hard to belive that she’s gone at such a young age. We will carry you with us in our hearts and cherish the memories of you forever.
We will never forget you Ilona!

Lisbon based Low Life friend and photographer Smart Bastard, recently had an expo at underdogs. U have the possiblity to buy some of his work that he exposed there right here!
We are really happy that he relaunched his website.
Here is some of his work, we love it and hope u like it too!
enjoy Smart Bastard.

At the beginning of 2010, Kind Regards was established to showcase artists (from all over the world) in temporary locations around Amsterdam.
Kind Regards have collaborated with LowLife to bring you a t-shirt which represents their city – Amsterdam. The tshirt, designed by LowLife, features the classic Amsterdam subway line 53 which has been running between Centraal Station and Gaasperplas since 1977.
The collaboration encompasses the LowLife style/message as well as representing Kind Regards’ hometown.
There are only 50 t-shirts available, you can order yours here.

One of Berlin’s realest underground rappers MOK member of Sektenmuzik and friend of LOW LIFE CLOTHES recently got in to the legendary 156 crew based in Paris. A great comeback after 6 Years being locked up in a Berlin Jail.
Check out MOK’s Myspace and enjoy the photo’s of MOK wearing the black All Day Everyday / Fuck The Police Shirt by Low Life Clothes.




You can call me devil,a.k.a The Neukölln Hustler, its me, MOK 156 straight out the gotta of Westberlin, Germany.

After six years in the fuckin german prison i can say i got a dream…
i wanna date a female police officer…
“MOK 156, Berlin, 2010″

Low Life Clothes supporter and friend Phillip Friedrich now shows his amazing work on his new website.
His site gets updated every 2nd-3rd day and contains really intresting material. Make sure u don’t miss out on his great portraits and other urban photography.

check it out now!

Low Life Clothes and USA’s graffiti magazine CLOUT have teamed up to present the “City of Broken Dreams” t-shirt in both black and white. Printed in black, white, gray and graphite the detailed illustration depicts a layup in the backround with an elevated subway train snaking its way through a smoke filled city by way of tunnels nestled amongst contrasting facades. Passing by multi-windowed buildings, streetlamps and destroyed police cars, the subway train emerges in the forefront. Our first overseas collaboration, the “City of Broken Dreams” t-shirt is available in adult sizes S – 2X only on CLOUT’s online shop!




Based out of San Jose, California, CLOUT is the leading graffiti lifestyle magazine in the United States featuring street influenced art, fashion and music and the creative individuals behind those putting in work. Each issue is packed with full color photos and in-depth interviews with original and innovative artists and brands as well as features on must have consumer products and fashion. With the first issue printing in 2002, CLOUT continues to bring a unique and exclusive look at street influenced culture in print format.

During some days in Brooklyn, the Low Life team had the chance to meet up with one of NYC’s most talented tattoo Artists. Marina Inoue showed us some of her skills and surprised us with a lot of kindness.

young, ambitious, Marina Inoue

Please visit “her Website” and if your’e in New York City, don’t forget to get a fresh tattoo by Marina!




















Check out Marina Inoue for Low Life Clothes, New York City 2010.

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