Not everyday you see big, nice production walls like this coming from London. Check out loads of nice flicks from the making and the final result over at the Represent London blog.

Apparently this advertising dates all the way back to 1980, made by Stockholm Transit Autority, the SL and shown in cinemas across Stockholm, Sweden.

New fiction book is out in Denmark, written by former graffiti writer, now fiction writer, Peter Grønlund who wrote the graffiti fiction book Subland a few years ago. The new one, called Eurotrash, centers around the story of two young people on the political extreme left wing and their adventures which includes parties, punk, interrail and even political train bombing. You can read a short part of it at the publishers website here and get the book in bookstores across Denmark.

Short video of the infamous Saber piece in the LA river and Saber telling his story about the piece. 12 years old now and still mindblowing, the footage in this video really do justice to the piece as you get to see it from my angles.

Kromi have been good source for years about graffiti in Finland. Despite tough anti graffiti politics, darkness, cold and amany other obstacles, graffiti continues to flourish, check it all out here.

Some mouthwatering previews have emerged from the upcoming Graffiti Kings book by Jack Stewart.

Fresh video with loads of fresh styles and live painting, bombing and sketching with Sweet.

From the creators of the Gothenburg 2007 DVD comes this new swedish produced DVD, set for release in March 2009 despite the name Scandinavia 2008 and featuring mainly Gothenburg and Copenhagen graffiti.

Super nice video from Poet 73 about his Berlin Wall graffiti project. A must see for the two handed outline, historical Berlin facts and great artwork!

“Europe has always looked across the Atlantic to find its inspiration when it comes to classic writing style, in pieces, handstyles, throwups. New Yorkers like Lee, Seen and TATS cru pioneered big mural productions, but Europeans used what was already there and took it to a total different level. Their involvement in paint development and distribution, with actual artist knowledge, made it so that new technics developed at a faster pace. Europe’s advancements have influenced writers in the States especially in cities like New York and Los Angeles.” (more…)