Bayonet
Bowie Knife
Butterfly Knife
Classic Knife
Falchion Knife
Flip Knife
Gut Knife
Huntsman Knife
Karambit
Kukri Knife
M9 Bayonet
Navaja Knife
Nomad Knife
Paracord Knife
Shadow Daggers
Skeleton Knife
Stiletto Knife
Survival Knife
Talon Knife
Ursus Knife
Zeus X27
CZ75-Auto
Desert Eagle
Dual Berettas
Five-SeveN
Glock-18
P2000
P250
R8 Revolver
Tec-9
USP-S
AK-47
AUG
AWP
FAMAS
G3SG1
Galil AR
M4A1-S
M4A4
SCAR-20
SG 553
SSG 08
MAC-10
MP5-SD
MP7
MP9
PP-Bizon
P90
UMP-45
MAG-7
Nova
Sawed-Off
XM1014
M249
Negev
All Gloves
Bloodhound Gloves
Broken Fang Gloves
Driver Gloves
Hand Wraps
Hydra Gloves
Moto Gloves
Specialist Gloves
Sport Gloves
Autograph capsules
Collectible capsules
Graffiti boxes
Music kit boxes
Patch packs
Skin cases
Souvenir packages
Sticker capsules
Agents
Stickers
Music Kits
Collectibles
Charms
Patches
Graffiti
Keys
Tags
Collections
This collection of CS2 graffiti follows the art direction of the previous such sets: they were released with the same name but different numbers. The CS:GO Graffiti #3 Collection features rather simple images, seemingly created with a couple of paint cans.
Compared to the #2 Collection, these graffiti images are more chaotic, and their internal message is less clear. Perhaps this may convey your mood in Counter-Strike 2 matches even better.
With some items from the CS:GO Graffiti #3 Collection, you get names of in-game weapons written on the walls, like Recoil AWP and Recoil MP9. However, if the gun is not mentioned in the image, it’s present on the graffiti’s name, like Recoil M4A4 and Recoil AUG.
Yes, it’s true! All items from the CS:GO Graffiti #3 Collection are based on the weapons’ spray patterns—the artists added fun elements to them to get the final graffiti.
