Some people on this forum have got long memories - how hard can it be to send out COA and production notes? Recall there was a DVD promised also which I don't think materialised for anyone.

Think CG's post was very restrained given the circumstances.

There you go Wiz

In the interests of facts i emailed him many times with my details directly after the purchase (may? 08) This was also to include a production dvd and production notes, and COA. Course Mrs.G hates anything with guns in So been wanting to sell the camo-boy, even had a buyer lined up way back, alas no COA, no sale

July 09 he promised to sort it out, and here i am empty handed.As good as his word?? Good for nothing more like!

'kin amateurs!

I expect him to come on at some point and say it's only a COA blah,blah,blah. In my experience a con-man and a proven liar

where did JSG go to. seems like everytime this gets brought up he disappears

Amazing!

Wish I could have had the chance to see this show

D*Face credits the internet with providing street artists like himself, Banksy and Fairey online opportunities for discovery and exposure. While graffiti old-schoolers had only the public and private structures they turned into murals to rep their name, recent disciples of the form have digital distribution to show off their graphical inventions.

“We were some of the first visual artists to use the internet to document and publish our work,” D*Face asserted.

But, in the process, the internet’s virtual popularity also took physical space out of the art equation, a tough sell for graffiti talents who need a wall or canvas to create. And while the internet helped increased the artists’ popularity, it also decreased the social dimension of the art itself, one that D*Face argued is still utterly necessary.

“You can’t beat the sensory experience of seeing it in its physical location, be that a gallery or a street spot,” he argued. “I’d still rather that people saw my work in the flesh than online, just as I saw graffiti on the track sides back when I was a child.”