A good review over at NotGuilty, who also have some for sale.
‘I saw some cleaners sneaking towards Motiv, Solve and Cher, i tried to warn the guys but…
‘Do you want to paint the train?’ ‘Yes’ Really Big?’ ‘No Regular’ ‘Why dont you make it really big, more cleaning,
more money, if you need a ladder tell us!’
Well my copy of NG5 arrived in the post yesterday and i wasent disappointed. Not Guilty never seems to fail to get better with every issue.I’m not gonna post any photos of the content as there is enough of that already about on the net but this issue as usual has a nice mix of trains, sketches, handstyles and some really nice photography. Also the free stickers and postcards are a nice bonus aswell.
The bottom line is for under £5 you really cant go wrong. I’m looking forward to issue 6 
go buy it here.
I thought i would share some information, something i have not seen anyone go into detail regarding on any of the blogs or forums in recent years. It concerns exif data. Exif data is a digital code your camera imprints into every photo you take, and sticks with it where ever it travels around the internet and among friends etc. Details such as time and date, are easily messed up by just not setting your time correctly, but what is hard to shift, and what can fuck you royally, is the serial number of the camera used to take the photo.
You take a photo of a panel, and that ends up on the internet, with very simple software you can decode that photo to find the camera model, and serial number. Where do you think an internet search for other photos uploaded with that same serial number attached to it will lead? More than likely, your personal facebook page, or blog, website or personal flickr. If the shot is clearly a yard or night shot, thats your door off the hinges at 7am, and probably the camera itself, within your room, and more than likely for most, some sort of literature that shows you like graffiti on trains. Pretty tech stuff, but this is 2011 and thats a tiny part of the high tech shit they will use to track you down. So keep your fliks off the net, exif data is trashable, with techy software, but a simpler way to get rid of most of the data, if you must send it to someone, is to open the flik and print screen it and send that one.
Safe Benching.
Well its that time of for year buying and receiving presents so i thought i would write a
short book review something i havent done since my school days.
I picked up a copy of Stickerbomb and there newly released 2nd edition and im glad
i did. check out the review after the jump with a few shots aswell.
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Got my I love beer & graff T through the post today, its a cool
t shirt and nicely printed plus its exactly what i love, well i could of
added a few other things to the list like girls but the list might
get abit too long for the t shirt. anyway well worth buying especially
as they are only £12 now!
get yours here.
Right to be honest the graffiti scene of Asia has never been something i have
been that interested in and after reading the book im still not that interested. That
isnt to say i didnt find the book interesting though.
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