Tags and Throws is a graffiti website dedicated to featuring just that. The website gathers a collection of black and white photographs of tags and throwups. Check it out here.

The Seventh Letter has just launched a website that hosts a number of online videos that feature the graffiti artists involved with The Seventh Letter. Check it out here.

The London Vandal has just launched an online shop. Along with their own brand of clothing the store is also stocked with graffiti supplies (spray paint, markers etc.) and graffiti books/magazines. New products are added daily and they’ll be shipping all items worldwide, except for spray paint which can only ship within the UK at the moment.

Check out the London Vandal online store here.

Katrine started the “Mapping Barcelona Public Art” project when she discovered inspiration by the art in the streets of Barcelona. She began to carry a camera with her at all times. Over time, Katrine began to collect a nice batch of photos of architecture, store fronts, art exhibits, but mostly, a very eclectic mix of Barcelona public art.

Katrine has put all her findings together online at www.mbpa.es.

A the start of the year Molotow had launched an iPhone app that you could share and find legal walls around the world, now they’ve integrated the same idea into a web app. The website is now ready for you to subscribe, find and share legal graffiti walls and shops around the world. Check it out at graffiti-walls.com.

The New York street artist Poster Boy has added a little touch to this security camera that he titles “Self Snitch”. The piece is part of Pandemic’s group show, “All Talk”.

Facebook doesn’t bring you closer to friends, it brings you closer to the police.

Poster Boy

Photo By: Poster Boy NYC

Vandals n Vagabonds is a new blog dedicated to posting photos of graffiti from writers in New Zealand. Check out Vandals n Vagabonds here.

Since Facebook’s new timeline layout is already a cinematic look at your life, Marketing Agency Definition 6 and Facebook have released Timeline Movie Maker, an app that automatically parses your Timeline profile to create about a 55-second movie from your memories stored in the social network.

Create your own timeline movie at TimelineMovieMaker.com.

Source: PC World

An interesting animated video that animates typography from a scene in the movie “The Social Network” where Facebook is first created.

The graffiti artist Above has informed us of his brand new website. It’s full of amazing photos and videos of his work, as well as an online store to purchase his artwork. Make sure to check it out here: goabove.com