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Free relevant roadmap for Graffiti Homemade Ink

June 25, 2010 - 4:49 am 3 Comments
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I ordered Grffiti World Street Art from Five Continents
but I have not received it?

can i make homemade ink for graffiti markers with regular spray paint?
ive been looking all over for an answer Graffiti Homemade Ink but no one seems to know…i was thinking if i can just spray all of the paint into a bottle and they adding brake fluid, idk why but a lot of sites i’ve seen always put brake fluid in their homemade ink
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3 Responses to “Free relevant roadmap for Graffiti Homemade Ink”

  1. Kenneally Says:
    June 25th, 2010 at 6:01 am

    i purchased this product for my brother as a christmas present and it arrived just in time like promised and it was cheaper than if i would have bought it at a book store. it still had the original price which i liked.

  2. Ingersoll Says:
    June 25th, 2010 at 6:43 pm

    This is a small-format book, easy to tuck into a purse, with nice quality (even if a bit small) photography. It claims to present “simply the best graffiti from around the world”, but I would dispute that claim. It’s a nice collection of photographs by one man, ‘KET’, who has been active in the graffiti movement for a long time. That’s all. It’s not an exhaustive survey of the world’s best graffiti, like the book ‘Graffiti World, Street Art from Five Continents’, but then, what do you expect for $11.00?

  3. Asbury Says:
    June 26th, 2010 at 5:53 am

    When I saw this book I was kind of hesitant since I have been on a long and somewhat unsuccessful look for a New York graffiti book, but I decided to hope for the best and order this book. Once I received the book I was not disappointed. This book is pretty complete, covering the subways from the early 70s all the way through modern graffiti. What I liked best about this book is that it didn’t simply focus on bombing or piecing, it showed both styles of graffiti and explained the origins of each. If you want a good graff book then buy this book, you’ll be happy that you did.