Full Effect was an Australian graffiti magazine produced during the 1990s that documented the growing local graffiti scene at a time when most coverage of the culture came from overseas publications. The magazine focused on writers painting across Australian cities, particularly train systems and large wall productions, while also showing influences from international graffiti styles that were shaping the scene.

The publication featured photo-heavy spreads of pieces, panels, and street bombing alongside occasional interviews, sketches, and scene reports. It helped capture an important period when Australian graffiti culture was developing its own identity, preserving work from crews and writers whose pieces often disappeared quickly from trains and city walls.

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