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Truly rinses the Italian wholecars!

WHhyyyy

In both good and bad news, NotGuilty Issue 6 has managed to sell out in about 

a week. This issue saw an unprecedented number of orders, from both shops

internationally, and you lot alike. We're currently looking at arranging a pre-order, 

which i stress, may take its time, a week, 2 or even 3. If you would like a refund, mail us 

where you can then go and order a copy from Graff City or one of these. If you are happy to 

wait, your patience and custom is really appreciated, and i'll throw a little something extra into 

all the orders that haven't yet been sent out/recieved. If you ordered anything else, tee, book, i 

will send that on its own. Safe (Please note the website is still taking orders which 

will help with the reprint)

Bizzy

Ooh Err

Ventsa on Tumblr

Facebook 2011

Facebook installs 'Monitor Cookies' on your hard drive, which log all your web activity outside
of facebook, and then report it back to the FB servers which add it to your 'Digital file' containing
all your chat logs and images you have ever uploaded, likes etc. Basically your police record (after
all facebook is part owned by the CIA) so yet another tool in Colin Saysells arsenal of ever expanding
psychotic digital 1984 fuckry. Hooray for networking.

Ship Rekked

T-Shirt Sketchbook

This is pretty dope.

If you fancy sending me one i can road test it properly,

i'm sure it'l make a good amount of blog appearance ;)

New vinyls

Black on white/Black on clear

On road

Yehh

Id still do it

Yayy only 90000 miles left

Hold on that man looks like he is looking for somewhere to do a poo

Shit son thats the Lilo idea out of the window

Its ok, he just forgot his umbrella

Spain 2011

I snapped this while in the middle of running away, so it isn't too sharp, but i like it.

Some guy called Ted

Went to Berlin and took some pretty pictures

Nice one for reppin the tee overseas and shit!

FantasticTed

Last Orders at the Bar!

So this is it. The last box of NotGuilty 6.

If you haven't got a copy yet, you better chop chop!

Once its gone, only the shops can save you, but you wont

get all the dope new vinyl stickers being fired out as of today.

NG x LSR

Autumn 2011

NotGuilty x Caver x CopyEm

X

NotGuilty HS Grey on Grey 

X

NotGuilty HS Lilac on Purple

X

Photos LSR Photographic

Iskings

Glad he's back

Caver X NotGuilty

Had loads of stumble's and i wish i could have printed more, 

but the Caver tee was finally printed. Still have a few in the shop.
Thanks to CopyEm for getting a bunch over to me in the end.

FROM THE CAVE

One of my favourite writers for sure.

Tracks update

Spotted along the way

See no...$?

Im sure this article will not win me any friends, but at the end of the day i am not here to kiss ass.

I was always slightly dubious about the motivations behind this event, it just didn't seem 

right, nor like any other graff event i've been aware of over the last 10 years.

The pure fact that they were painting law courts, and police stations, the same police station

where i was attacked and falsely arrested next to while painting a commision, bristol's top paint

shop being left out of all media and correspondance, even though they were of a huge support to the

event, the banning of the word 'Graffiti' in the reporting, and the names attending, the officiality, it didn't seem like something true to graffiti, although this is just my opinion and it will for sure be different than to  most of those who recieved a pat on the back and a pallet of paint, but i know i am not alone in what  i feel about 'See No Evil'. 

It seems the whole event was seen as a way of encouraging people from the metropolitan

harbourside, through to the Commercial Clone street that is Broadmead and the Cabot shopping mall, 

up until now, you have had to traverse some pretty ugly streets, funny how Graffiti seemed to 

be the only way they could find to do so? I am sure there are MANY an artist who have been 

charged with offences of criminal damage down these streets over the years. Perhaps even in the 

court in the picture above. A recent news article highlighted to me via facebook some of the following points, which all seem like money in the eyes of the corps and the councils to me.

'The council said the number of people heading to Nelson Street as a destination has increased dramatically since the project. On the Saturday after the ‘bloc party’ nearly 10,000 people made the trip down Nelson The council’s markets manager, Steve Morris, has received requests from traders wanting to set up stalls on Nelson Street due to the increase in footfall. Street to look at the art, and figures have increased by nearly 40% midweek. Meanwhile, business inquiries have also come in to take over the vacant retail unit owned by Unite, which has stood empty for more than four years.'

Discussions about how to further capitalise on the “Bristol and See No Evil brand”, have begun among council reps and event organisers. “General feedback from our retailers and customers has been that this was a great boost to the city and generated increased footfall into our retail outlets, cafes and restaurants.''

“One major international clothes retailer reported a 10% increase in Saturday sales, which managers put directly as a result of the See No Evil Bloc party.

“See No Evil has also helped us with our objective to move people effectively between The Centre/Harbourside in the west and Bristol’s main shopping heart eastwards towards Cabot Circus.”

John Hirst being the same guy who tried to fuck over a political activist, for writing messages

in CHALK on pavements and walkways within the vicinity of the shopping areas.

Meanwhile, the council are discussing removing graffiti on the legal hoardings of various

areas of the cultural zone of Stokes Croft,  because they do not agree with its political message.

It appears the agenda here is Speak No Evil, i'm looking to see if this does become an anual

event, how much corporate attention/sponsorship it receives. And who else, who has had their

hand in the prosecution of artists and activists around the city, such as Chris Chalkley and the

chalk dude, and of course the endless stream of writers who run through the courts there..

I am unaware of this event supporting local writers who have not been so priviliged as
to recieve tens of thousands of pounds in funding, or positive media support, nor
supporting/sending any message in regards to the real side of Graffiti, i think
this event could have really been used to highlight a few things, even if it was at
risk of its future, it would have been worth it. Message over money.

Apologies to anyone i have offended, yes NG can be seen as a brand, but all the money 

made is kept within the brand and the culture itself, all printers, be it tee's or mag's 

involve a writer being paid along the line. 

Winz

Fancy a chance of winning the Taps and Mozes book?

Help promote NotGuilty's clothing and book range, and simply send us the link to your blog, 

either via email, or facebook, and i will pick one lucky blogger out of a imaginary hat

at the end of the month to receive International Topsprayer, and a few other NG goodies.

Oh yeh

Few nice attractive Aussie ting's.

Pkaso

Old, but some nice shots recently uploaded to flickr.

Ho's an shit