SkrapperStyle is the visual language of artist William Quigley—a brand forged at the intersection of downtown New York grit, West Coast athletic culture, and fine-art provenance. Emerging from the same 1980s New York scene that launched artists like Basquiat and Warhol contemporaries, Quigley’s work translates raw urban energy into iconic imagery that resonates with collectors, athletes, and cultural insiders alike. Each SkrapperStyle piece carries the DNA of lived experience: street-level authenticity elevated by museum-level composition. These are not reproductions chasing trends—they are limited-edition works rooted in history, scarcity, and cultural relevance.

SkrapperStyle 2016 Highline Fashion Show Produced by Parker and Clayton Calvert

model: Sara Balint photo: Neil Tandy

-AirMail Weekly, NY

Renowned for his dynamic abstract commentaries on art and politics coupled with historically significant portraits, a Quigley creation captures leadership and legacy through bold color, rich texture, and raw emotion. His Skrapper Edition prints have become highly sought after, mirroring the rising demand and prestige of his original paintings. Each limited-edition is published and hand signed in 3 sizes on the highest quality canvas and paper to offer affordable but collectible investment options for art enthusiasts and friends who may struggle with the decision to own a piece of Quigley's work. Making the work accessible. Each Print is an exclusive work of contemporary art, defined by originality and authenticity. As editions sell out, their rarity, desirability, and value appreciate. This is more than a print—it is a piece of history to covet. Acquiring the complete suite secures a numbered, signed, and authenticated Quigley edition: not merely ownership, but a claim in modern American art history.