..........Certainly!  Email your photos to submissions@intergraff.com.  Intergraff is always accepting submissions from our viewers. We encourage our senders to give us jpeg format images to lower the chance of any incompatibilities with our system.  Not all submissions are published on Intergraff.  Submissions can take days or months, all depending on when and where the photos are being submitted from.  Legal pieces, canvases and sketchbooks, as good as they may be, will not be accepted at this date.  Although trains are not currently showcased, we are accepting submissions as they will be included on Intergraff in the future.

..........Perhaps you may have submitted photos of your own or someone else’s graffiti, or you have found photos of your graffiti on Intergraff and would like them removed.  Intergraff is an archived library that is entirely built by submissions from our photographers and members of local graffiti communities.  These photos are incorporated into our database as soon as they are received.  Much like a real library system, the information obtained cannot be edited by outside sources for preference purposes.  Intergraff will take action to make necessary corrections, however we do not subtract information from our database upon request.  Please be aware that graffiti is often made and seen from public spaces and can easily be transferred from one public space to another (ie. the streets to the internet).  The graffiti you create can, and likely will, be documented and shown in other places.  If you can't handle having your graffiti online, maybe you should reconsider what you are doing.

..........Email archiving@intergraff.com. Our archiving department tries their best to organize everything properly, but everyone makes mistakes.

. I WANT TO IDENTIFY AN UNKNOWN PHOTOGRAPH.

..........If you see any photos that you can identify in an unknown section, just email archiving@intergraff.com and tell us what city and photo number you are looking at and we will review it.

..........Intergraff does not showcase any sketch or canvas work at this point in time.  Currently, we are only showcasing street bombing photos, but other mediums may be considered in the future.

..........At this point in time, Intergraff is focused on organizing its archive by location, and trains cannot be categorized under this method.  Smaller vehicles like trucks and cube vans are commonly archived as local transport and soon metro trains will be as well.  Freight trains will be included once we build larger national databases, where trains can be archived by country.

..........Perhaps.  Eventually.  We can not guarantee that we can cover every city in every country but with the help of your submissions we can try and move things along faster.  We try to let the larger graffiti communities have priority when creating new city pages so it may take longer for smaller cities to appear on Intergraff.  Nevertheless, we are working hard to photograph every city our little hands can handle.

..........No.

..........Some of the larger cities on Intergraff list the top 5, 10, or 20 writers in the city.  These lists are not judged, they are exact numbers of photos that are archived on the website for each artist at that point in time.  Perhaps, you may disagree with the top list of writers and feel as though there are other writers in the community that have many more photos than what we have listed, and it hurts you to sleep at night knowing there is injustice on our website.  Well then, maybe you should try submitting some photos where we left off.

..........Thank you.  We take pride in keeping a tidy and professional looking website, but for those with paranoid tendencies, there are no authorities or anti-graffiti organizations involved with Intergraff. If you are too scared to submit, use a proxy, fake email address, or whatever else you can think of to cover up your identity.

..........Link us up if you like.  Just don’t mess with our logos by modifying them in anyway.