Darryl McCray, referred to as "Cornbread", is a graffiti artist from Philadelphia, USA. Starting in 1967, he is regarded as "father of modern graffiti".[1][2] He is also known for writing his name on an elephant at the Philadelphia Zoo and on the side of the Jackson 5's private jet.[3] His initial efforts in graffiti were based upon his love interest for a girl.[4]
McCray is currently a social worker. A documentary titled "Cry of the City Part 1 - The Legend of Cornbread" was released in 2007.[5]
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