Graffiti

tylerbillman

tylerbillman

Steel Member
Hep Greg said:
1230dvq.jpg
Click to expand...

oooo man, you do not disappoint.
 
j-DoGg

j-DoGg

Steel Member
Ben Moak said:
my fav out of those is the fortus and the olympia ones, all the others im not to happy with but i did em all in one night at about 3 am

EDIT: so i found out that theres a ton of reastaraunts in down town olympia that are chill with people taggin up there bathrooms, gonna buy one of these and get on that shit http://artprimo.com/catalog/krink-black-mop-p-40.html
Click to expand...

if your going to do that then id say practice more dude, because with all this stuff your posting im 100% positive someone is going to cross you out, so your basically just going to be wasting paint in that bathroom, just go hit up on signs and shit on different roads if your trying to get noticed, because honestly bathrooms already get bombed enough with all the scribing everywhere on the mirrors and toilets seats, and nobody is really going to want to look at graffiti in a bathroom dogg, thats just my input though if your going to get that mop..because if i got that mop i would NEVER use it in a bathroom for it to just get washed off or painted over the next day when you could do it on a stop sign or something and it will stay there for a whileee, its common sense, but your still learning so ill go easy on you bro.
 
Ben Moak

Ben Moak

Steel Member
if i do tag up some bathrooms i'll be doing throws and not handstyles and stuff. my handstyle is shit but i dont think my throws are that bad
 
Ben Moak

Ben Moak

Steel Member
just wondering, whats so bad about doing a throw with a mop?

EDIT: just read this on 12 oz and felt the need to post it here

steel wheels tips for people considering this culture:

1) if you dont already write, dont start.
2) if you are a sensitive person who dosent like criticism, dont start writing.

if you have just started writing:
dont look at this message board or any other website magazine or general graffiti media to learn or get tips. this is a contact sport. graffiti is best when viewed in real time. learn from looking at real graffiti, and by looking at the shit that real writers do...and dont do.

practice if for the birds....dont bother practicing in "chill spots"
just think, what the fuck did people do before there were "chill spots" ? they practiced real spots. graffiti is supposed to be gritty. if all the graffiti in public view was real fresh it would be pretty boring. and besids all the older experienced writers would have nothing to laugh at.

you cant gain the experience of illegal graffiti by painting at chill spots - it dosent make sense.

be safe and smart - this is common sense - requires no explaination.

even if you learn to paint decent in 6 months, you are not a real established writer until you have reached at least the 5 year mark...and i mean 5 years of bombing, not 5 years of practicing at your chill spot or blackbook.

this culture is based on legacy - even if you think your better, the guy who has been around twice as long will probably get more respect, even if you can command a thin cap and make a clean line.


thats all for now.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top