Sealed Graffiti | Natus Vincere | Atlanta 2017

The Sealed Graffiti | Natus Vincere | Atlanta 2017 is a graffiti spray featuring the logo of the esports organization Natus Vincere, or Na'Vi, based in Ukraine. The design is done in Na'Vi’s notable yellow and black color scheme. The graffiti belongs to the Boston 2018 Graffitis Collection and was released in January 2017.

The particular spray is classified as 'Base Grade' graffiti. This graffiti is relatively common in drop rates, making it a readily available and accessible option for fans of team Natus Vincere.

The Sealed Graffiti | Natus Vincere | Atlanta 2017 was introduced as a tribute to Natus Vincere's participation in the Atlanta 2017 CS:GO Major.

This graffiti remains popular among fans of the team Natus Vincere to showcase their support during gameplay. It's a common sight in well-trafficked maps.

This graffiti applies to any surface within the game where graffiti usage is permitted.

It displays the Natus Vincere logo in its traditional colors, making it instantly recognizable to fans of the esports team.

Released during the Atlanta 2017 Major, it signifies one of the key CS:GO tournaments of the season.

Natus Vincere is one of the oldest and most prestigious teams in the CS:GO professional scene, making this graffiti a token of rich esports history.

Once applied, the graffiti will last for a predetermined duration or number of views. The spray cannot be removed or reapplied.

Fans of team Natus Vincere highly appreciate this graffiti. It serves as a mark of support for their favorite team in-game.

This graffiti is part of the Atlanta 2017 collection, showcasing how CS:GO recognizes and embraces the passion and loyalty of the esports fanbase.

The artwork showcases the logo of an international fan-favorite esports team, making it popular amongst the CS:GO community.

Fans of Natus Vincere connect with the graffiti, using it as a mark of loyalty to the team.

This graffiti release highlighted the increasing importance of esports in the CS:GO community and the merging of esports fandom within in-game expression.

Often seen used by viewers and players during esports events to support team Natus Vincere.

Many users share fond memories of using this graffiti during crucial games, cheering for team Natus Vincere.