Drawing Graffiti Letters

Drawing Graffiti Letters

Although many people associate graffiti vandalism tasteless, it is also an art that has been enjoyed since ancient times. Art has always been and always will be, a form of self-expression. With it, you can express your thoughts and feelings to others. It is a form of self-expression in which a person need not be called an artist to use them.

Graffiti follows the same line of self-expression, in that creativity and artistic expression is personally monitor and color, design and development complexity. The Italian word from which the word graffiti is derived from graphein Greek meaning “write”, was first applied to writing on walls in Roman times. Modern graffiti artists have applied their own words on a lot of walls and buildings, following the Romans, as evidenced by many today. It can however be done in a way that does vandalize or violate the law.

Over the years, distinctive styles have evolved that can be instantly recognized as graffiti, even if the writing is on a piece of paper. As with any art, there is no good way to draw graffiti, and you need to develop your own style. It starts points and ways of developing learning to draw graffiti letters.

The subject of graffiti is boundless, it has taken many forms and styles. Each of these forms and styles are different from each other and involves many different people. The creativity of individuals leads to different tastes, likes and dislikes, it is not surprising to find so many different people drawn to an art form with infinite limits.

Graffiti is now gone well beyond just letters, processing of different styles such as the tag style, Throw-up, Blockbuster, and WildStyle. There are even using peas, ladies, hatching and others, to add color and depth and size of the art of graffiti.

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