I finally got around to giving the Graffiti Research Lab website a much needed update. It may not be super sexy, but there is a bunch of content hidden in those drop down menus that was previously either difficult to find or not available. All of your old links should still work, and the blog can still be found here: http://graffitiresearchlab.com/?blog Huge thanks to Jamie Wilkinson for the technical assist.
Here is some found footage I discovered deep on an old hard drive: Laser Zoetrope (Prototype). Hopefully someone can take this idea and turn it into something more stable and useful.

In my head the Galvatrons new album, Laser Graffiti, is a G.R.L. tribute album.

Some recent footage from the G.R.L. Kyoto workshops currently in progress. More soon.

Free software, source code & DIY guide coming soon: @eyewriter

@chris, @james, @theo, @zach and @me back in Venice Beach and hard at work on the Tempt1 Eye Writer initiative.
Follow on twitter: @eyewriter

Thanks to Fred from GRL Brazil for sending me this one.

Michael, over at GRL Utah (yes, the G.R.L. hand extends deep into the mountains of Utah), has updated with the long anticipated One Laser Tag Per Child. This DIY system brings the Laser Tag CPU cost to down around $200 USD, and as always the software is free. Peep the tutorial here.
(via fffff.at)

“A sticky or magnetic battery-powered LED used in bunches as a form of graffiti.”
I guess by “buzzwords of 2008” they mean words that were really popular 2 years ago. Still happy to have made the the list however.
(Thanks AMC for the link)

I’m expecting big things from the Graffiti Godzilla Research Lab. Stay tuned to:
www.graffitiresearchlab.jp

Thanks to Piercarlo, Moreno, Marco and all of the workshop participants that took part in the Graffiti Research Lab workshop in Perugia, Italy. More on this on the GRL site coming soon.