Graffiti Tutorial #shorts

Highlights Are on the wrong side

Bro graffiti be so cool also is very good to do when your bored

Blud turned simple lettering to a whole art project💀

So don't believe this?

Can you do Rebecca??

nice..

“Don’t believe everything you see online”

proceeds to watch online

Thanks it helpt❤

ok

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Toy

Me waiting to see if Batman will knock him out

toy

This kinda sucked

there is no right ot wrong way tho

No way u write smite from rs like me hahahaha

What markers do you use

Subway surfers pls

too fast my g

does graffiti have to be letters? aren't there other style

Can u do Anowar please?

A real throwie u do the the letter in the color I wanna fill it in with then u fill it in with the color and do the out line last😂

thank u!!!! and bullshit how?

Nice job. You taught us how to draw. Now teach us how to graffiti.

There isn’t an actual way of graffiti. As a professional, graffiti can come in whatever different style the artist chooses it to be.

bro really said if u want to learn graffiti write graffiti. Helpful.

Can you make a better tutorial? Like 10 min of video?

What type of marker and paper are you using ?

I feel like the tutorial is too fast

Those kids that use the bar S with the 6 lines😂. Y’all know what I’m talking about

This was tight tips ty

How is bro so underated?

i have a feeling that you are german because your accent😂 no offence i am also german

What markers and or pencil do you recomend man

Imagine trying to learn shit from a toy lmao

the shadows and outlines are sometimes more than corsetable😂😂😂

Wow ist cool

The highlights are completely wrong

pls dont do fake drips

Thank you

graffiti, form of visual communication, usually illegal, involving the unauthorized marking of public space by an individual or group. Although the common image of graffiti is a stylistic symbol or phrase spray-painted on a wall by a member of a street gang, some graffiti is not gang-related. Graffiti can be understood as antisocial behaviour performed in order to gain attention or as a form of thrill seeking, but it also can be understood as an expressive art form.Graffiti also offers what Illescas calls an “illicit cartography,” meaning that it can be read like a cultural map of the city. Graffiti styles in East Los Angeles, for example, reflect Mexican-American artistic influence that began with Pachuco counterculture in the 1940s. Rich graffiti writing traditions emerged, including “placas,” or tags that list a writer’s stylized signature, and “barrio calligraphy,” which blends rolling scripts with Old English lettering. In the 1980s, those traditions then incorporated colorful, whimsical East Coast influences.

“The result is that Los Angeles has a really unique graffiti style,” Illescas said. “Although outsiders might not necessarily notice it, you can easily see the Mexican-American artistic influence in the aesthetics, and that has become associated with Latinx urban identities.”

Graffiti is a multiracial and multi-ethnic subculture, and Illescas says his research aims to recognize the specific contributions of Black and Latinx communities. He’s also critically examining the subculture’s hypermasculinity and how that may limit its transformative potential.  And he’s particularly interested in shedding light on how race may affect public perceptions of graffiti.

Depending on the context, graffiti can either be publicly admired as “street art”—and valued up to millions of dollars—or it can be criminalized at levels ranging up to felony charges and years of jail time. In Los Angeles, a city which many researchers consider to be highly racially segregated, Black and Latinx communities, like South Central Los Angeles and East Los Angeles, are the places where graffiti is most likely to be severely criminalized and lumped together with gang activity, Illescas says.

Meanwhile, Illescas says street art is more likely to be recognized as such within arts districts, where officially sanctioned “beautification” projects use public art to attract more business and new residents, which can contribute to gentrification issues. And some of the most famous street artists are actually white men, like Banksy or Shepard Fairey, who have each attained international recognition for the artistic value of their illegal works. 

“This is where systemic racism occurs,” Illescas said. “You have some people who are more prone to being criminalized and severely punished for a very similar act, and that punishment falls mainly on young Black and Latino men.”

Thank you 😊

German style teacher trumps everyone else

Fainaly I got a good tetorial Thanks

How to write the name harini please teach me

Nice!

I swear, 1up is everywhere

Finally a good tutorial. Thanks

It definitely is a drawing💯

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