We’re back with more freebies for all our readers.
This time our homie from bombing science hooked us up with 10 copies of
“We Ride By Train #2″. All you have to do is click the below link and fill in your
email. 10 lucky winners will receive a copy of the DVD for FREE!
The giveaway will end on the 12th. Don’t miss it!
http://www.bombingscience.com/weride/weride-invasian.php
Let’s rock with expertise!! take your wheels and ride it to tokyo right now.
it’s day time party, so make sure don’t get drunk before cooking dinner
for mama. enjoy~
Date: 3rd August, 2009
Time: 3pm - 8pm
Venue: X-DOME
Source: Expertise
Thanks for every one that submitted their works.
Result will drop in a few days.
Stay tuned for the July battle !
peace out.
Continue the BOTY from the last post, tomorrow the BOTY Vietnam
will be organized in the location for the first time.
More then 20 crews will join the battle, more info go m2u.
Location: Hanoi, Vietnam
Date: 1st July, 2009
Venue: Giang Vo
I know we have posted once the other Asia battles, here are the upcoming,
just a little remainder:
Jul. 1st 2009 BOTY Vietnam Hanoi / Vietnam
Jul. 4th 2009 BOTY Taiwan Taipei / Taiwan
Jul. 5th 2009 BOTY Japan Kawasaki / Japan
Jul. 17th 2009 BOTY China Shanghai / China
Jul. 25th 2009 BOTY Thailand Bangkok / Thailand
Aug. 1st 2009 BOTY Asia Singapore / Singapore
Last chance to enter. 1 more days left!
On the first Friday of every month, we will put up a Handstyle battle contest.
Winner will be decided by our guest judge and annouce on the first friday of July.
This time we will have James (Owner of Oink) to be our judge.
Deadline for the current battle: 1st of July
The handstyle phrase for this time is: “BUILD FROM SCRATCH”.
Winner will receive an issue of the latest Invasian as well as a surprising gift pack
(a random combination of markers, magazines, shirts, books, caps, inks, streaks, etc)
that worth over $50! We’ll ship the prize to the winner for FREE.
The handstyle work can be done by paints, marker or whatever you can find
but NOT by computer!
You can either scan it or snap it with your camera and send it to:
You’re welcome to participate no matter where you’re from.
No photoshop shit please…
With different kind of reasons, I couldn’t manage to see
the battle of the year in the last few years every time when I went
to Europe. Either I missed it, or I was too early there…
But this year, I am able to catch at least one battle where it’s held
in an old train station in Bielefeld, Germany. Thanks Daniel brought us in.
We didn’t stay until the final as we were in a hurry to work on
another party. So here is just part of the event.
Bombing Science did an interview with Dabs, one of the early cats
smashing Taiwan.
“It’s a difficult relationship being forged between our proud little
subculture and the commercial world. At times it can be helpful,
accelerating careers into international levels, allowing writers to
see the world and realize youthful dreams. Other times, it just looks
like they’re kicking us in the balls and patting us on the back all at once.
So I recently connected with DABS (aka Dbsk1) an artist currently based
in Taipei, Taiwan with a long graffito-rap-sheet and a slighter newer
career as a artist working within the current world to talk about this
strange symbiosis and more…”
read the rest: HERE
June doesnt seems to be a pleasant month. After Iz left us, now it’s the guy
who taught everyone how to moonwalk. Keep rocking in heaven, RIP MJ.
“LOS ANGELES – Michael Jackson, the “King of Pop” who once moonwalked
above the music world, died Thursday as he prepared for a comeback bid
to vanquish nightmare years of sexual scandal and financial calamity. He was 50.”
more: here
New Delhi, India. June 2009.
Not meant as a graffiti trip, didn’t plan anything, didn’t expect anything, wasn’t even really about that.. This was a short sight seeing tour of the capital of India and its surrounding areas. Me my girl, some cash, a taxi driver, a few grout pens and some montanas that magically didn’t get pulled out of my luggage. Heres sort of how it went (well, the graffiti part anyway)…
… All in all, if you were going on a graffiti campaign, India wouldn’t know what was going on frankly. I reckon you could do as many a day as you wanted, it would just be a case of what paint to use and where to get it.
source: Here
