10 Types of Graffiti

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  • Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
  • Don't rely on shitty street art blogs that don't know the difference between a tag and a piece for your rap tag knowledge. The Graff Lounge has got you covered with a comprehensive review of 10 types/ways of doing graffiti.
    Now you know all 10 go out and paint!!
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  • @byrondw1456
    @byrondw1456 Рік тому +740

    I’m a traditional artist intrigued by graffiti, thanks for adding another dimension for me to appreciate it!

    • @domdoesart1638
      @domdoesart1638 Рік тому +4

      Samme

    • @THEjoelivingstone
      @THEjoelivingstone Рік тому +5

      This randomly came through my feed. I'd just add that this guy seems like a toy.
      Handstyle is wack af, and the first and only rule is "Get up, not caught".
      This is a video essay by somebody that likes graffiti and has a sloppy blackbook, but isn't hopping fences.

    • @boagski
      @boagski Рік тому +1

      If you are traditional artist, you have to check out the channel “the artist block” he has done both and explains everything so well.

    • @8028H
      @8028H Рік тому +6

      @@THEjoelivingstone only toys call others toys.

    • @THEjoelivingstone
      @THEjoelivingstone Рік тому

      @@8028H lol what? If there's some toy shit on a good corner, you tag that with TOY before it gets a next day flick or a buff. It's how they learn.
      "Only toys call others toys" honestly sounds like a toy line. Maybe you just grew up in some place different, but where I'm from there's no such thing as good manners if you're actually getting up.

  • @TheClimbingBronyOldColt
    @TheClimbingBronyOldColt 5 років тому +4856

    Graffiti is life, a city with no paint is a dead city!

  • @vpra333
    @vpra333 4 роки тому +964

    I'm a complete noob, thanks for enlightening me...truly said about not depending on street art blogs

    • @customshelby
      @customshelby 2 роки тому +11

      @Ben Tryfon yooo ben!! shut the fuck up

    • @204true
      @204true 2 роки тому +2

      @Ben Tryfon ben stfu ur like 4

    • @204true
      @204true 2 роки тому +27

      Ayo keep it up and youll be good to hit the streets, ik its boring but stick to the books and structure letters and stuff like that yk

    • @customshelby
      @customshelby 2 роки тому +2

      @@204true ong lmao

    • @204true
      @204true 2 роки тому +2

      @Ben Tryfon ur ruining a new gen of artists just let the man do his thing, hes only tryna learn

  • @remixcnk
    @remixcnk 9 місяців тому +6

    Back in '97 I did a roller off a roof of a factory that shut down n itsmstill there to this day....now that im thinking bout how faded It is, I wanna go re do it but my old ass gunna be hurtin' if I tried to scale those 10 or 11 floors again....I'll feel no pain on my couch watching ya'll on youtube while reminiscing of my days....
    r.i.p.

  • @devon6236
    @devon6236 5 років тому +753

    I kept thinking of that one scene from spiderman into the spider-verse lmao

    • @SquareBicle
      @SquareBicle 5 років тому +100

      Me too
      Actually it inspires me to do graffiti

    • @saint0163
      @saint0163 4 роки тому +65

      So true. I started doing my own tags because of Miles, and I'm interested in making stickers too.

    • @bigchindemoman1457
      @bigchindemoman1457 4 роки тому +8

      u have been on graffiti and the tag and what are grafftis and tags? I love grafftis and tags good grafftis!! OMG!!!!

    • @arthurbeggs7912
      @arthurbeggs7912 4 роки тому +7

      OMG thats what got me to start doing graffiti

    • @RadiaUmbra
      @RadiaUmbra 4 роки тому +3

      lol same

  • @Shadowtiger2564
    @Shadowtiger2564 Рік тому +227

    I'm a railfan with no interest in graffiti other than for making realistic models. This makes a lot of what I see make more sense.
    I don't get WHY but I at least understand more of what I see on railcars now. Thank you

    • @xxxCrushed.Editzzxxx
      @xxxCrushed.Editzzxxx Рік тому +30

      For fun mainly
      Imagine being an artist who's art no-one can ignore

    • @superstar5123
      @superstar5123 Рік тому +2

      I WIKE TWAINS. NO I DONT WORK IN ANY WAY RELATED TO THEM. IT MY HOOBY, IM COOL AND UNIQUE

    • @superstar5123
      @superstar5123 Рік тому +1

      @@xxxCrushed.Editzzxxx literally everyone ignores it. You are the equivalent of a visual litterbug. just more random garbage i can let my eyes glaze over and ignore.

    • @voidify3
      @voidify3 Рік тому +39

      @@superstar5123 what’s your problem lmao

    • @superstar5123
      @superstar5123 Рік тому +1

      @@voidify3 keep scribbling, child

  • @sinchman1
    @sinchman1 4 роки тому +94

    There were only 3 in my time in the 80's it was Tag, Throw Up and Wall Piece...

    • @dizmop
      @dizmop 4 роки тому +3

      There was also a Dub, was this the hollow?

    • @maystmonkey906
      @maystmonkey906 4 роки тому +9

      I agree if a tag is made with an extinguisher it's still a tag and no matter the size and the shapes a piece is a piece.

  • @ElioRose
    @ElioRose Рік тому +21

    I used to do a lot of Tagging, USPS Stickers (we called them slap-tags back in the day), Blocks, Bubbles & Throw Up's. I also used to do another style that maybe it was a bit niche, but common enough to say it's one you missed. Maybe it's not as common anymore or maybe people just haven't seen abandoned it all together...*Stencils!!* (multi-layered stencils were really dope too)
    I would carry a backpack full of stencils made of cardboard. If I felt it was good enough to keep I would remake it from those hard/flexible plastic dividers, not like that flimsy colored film sheets today but the ones that had the rough texture on one side, and the bigger sheets from art supply stores called Mylar. Those were easy to cut and literally made for stencils.
    Also a big shout out to home made drippy ass 'mops'! For those times you were broke but still needed to get down lol.

  • @frostywinter3711
    @frostywinter3711 5 років тому +683

    I just popped a xan 50,000 in Japan

  • @KRABPXL
    @KRABPXL Рік тому +31

    As an artist I’ve been wanting to get into graffiti art, so this video was really helpful

    • @lassekongo189
      @lassekongo189 Рік тому +3

      You need to know non of this to start writing graffiti. I don't have an easier time starting to skateboard if I know the names of the tricks my guy.

  • @DonerPro939
    @DonerPro939 5 років тому +299

    I wish i saw this video 10 years ago...
    A perfekt representation of graffiti

  • @vnlbrand
    @vnlbrand 4 роки тому +107

    as someone in the middle of the desert with nobody else i know thats into graffiti, I really appreciate all the helpful tips!

  • @grawtex91dnb70
    @grawtex91dnb70 4 роки тому +419

    I cant imagine I learn from these styles, I was just drawing every day and by the time my brain lear to what shapes looks good, grafffiti are all universe of possibilities, why locked your self by rules?

    • @dancingpotatoes6724
      @dancingpotatoes6724 4 роки тому +6

      GRAWTEX91 DNB the idiot copies and the artist steals

    • @calvinbaII
      @calvinbaII 4 роки тому +70

      Its less about rules and more about framework.
      I haven't written in over 10 years but I finally learned what a couple of these methods are actually called so its interesting to see there is a framework behind certain styles.

    • @tapski1
      @tapski1 2 роки тому +10

      Rules are necessary .

    • @xdxdxd8157
      @xdxdxd8157 2 роки тому +38

      those aint rules its more like an explanation of the origins of the art you're creating. it's about culture

    • @kallscape1884
      @kallscape1884 Рік тому

      idiot

  • @downforanything1265
    @downforanything1265 5 років тому +103

    Was expecting some toy shit but I’m impressed you know what you are talking about good to see some Melbourne writers get some recognition

  • @jurassicpotato3836
    @jurassicpotato3836 5 років тому +145

    How does this Chanel not have more subs

    • @acerkrt
      @acerkrt 4 роки тому

      True. With all the toys in the world they should be in here like mad watching this toys videos

    • @hi-wm7tb
      @hi-wm7tb 4 роки тому

      @@acerkrt ok sean

  • @MuntraHumlan
    @MuntraHumlan 3 роки тому +14

    We watch this video in my school in sweden when we had art class a few weeks ago. I thinks very nice of them to educate the studets about graffiti becuase its very fun. This was a very good video Thanks.

  • @kitesdarockman
    @kitesdarockman 2 роки тому +5

    I love graffiti and have always been inspired by it in with my art. this helps me understand it alot better than I normally do.

  • @alexalvarez4488
    @alexalvarez4488 4 роки тому +34

    Thanks for the info. I didn't know the the structure the first time I did a tag I was in fifth grade and was my nickname then when I was in Senior high school I did another tagg but I never persuit it now I want to do graffiti for hobby and I was mesmerized by the ten styles you mention . Awesome dude.

  • @y0uth_ful
    @y0uth_ful Рік тому +2

    Stickers and pieces are definitely my favourite to see around my town.

  • @lenbones7940
    @lenbones7940 2 роки тому +38

    For me the roller ended up being my final stage.the way it allows size height and using found materials most times mixing buckets throw out at construction sites i feel like its how graff makes its full circle back to the days of poor kids finding a can of spray paint and killing a day or night seeing how bold they can get on where they use it.. also the garden sprayer is kinda like the evolution of the fire extinguisher.. there cheap can be filled with paint and surprisingly the nozzel tip can go thin or large and hollow like a astro cap... to be completley honest most teenagers can find a roller some buckets of paint amd a garden sprayer in there garage or friends garages and little do they know they have what it takes to make a curb to roof size tag anywhere all it takes is the heart to step up to the plate and decide its there time now.... and they should cuz at 35 my sprint has become a mild jog so by having to new guys come out and play maybe youll be saving some old dude like me from catching a cop tackle at 4am hahahha

    • @carlitogarcia-lavin8494
      @carlitogarcia-lavin8494 2 роки тому +2

      You got knowledge G fr. Id hella go bombin like that. I run mid small unless i have a clear canvass to grid up on. Much love man maybe we'll run into eachother💯

  • @tomiabost9629
    @tomiabost9629 2 роки тому +5

    Now I understand the letters I draw!! Thank you looking forward to seeing more!!

  • @xocayn
    @xocayn 2 роки тому +9

    Love it man learned alot .love how you explained each one accordingly

  • @pattamuller2436
    @pattamuller2436 Рік тому

    I have to say i just found you and im amazed. I startet my graffiti in 2018 and lerned just by walking an looking for some in the town.
    I just love graffiti cause you have so many ways of presenting It.

  • @mystryvexyll
    @mystryvexyll Рік тому +1

    thank you for explaining rollers! i only have a mild interest in graffiti because i love looking at it on a drive, but i always wondered how people did it at the top of apartment buildings

  • @munk4hire
    @munk4hire 5 років тому +10

    Dropped some great knowledge there. Great work

  • @COEYRN
    @COEYRN Рік тому +45

    Thank you, I have always loved Graffiti.
    I would always see it on the trains when I was in the back of the car going into Toronto with my parents. I was a very young girl when I first had a chance to observe Graffiti, and thinking back now I know I have always admired it. So brave of these men and women to paint these fantastic works of art.
    I was told that that it was wrong and that they were defacing property illegally.
    I looked at it as art. Art done so quickly and so skilled that I was really taken by it.
    Every time we drove in to Toronto I would look forward to seeing the new designs, and tried to distinguish what the letters meant.
    You have given me a little bit of insight into how I can read them next time.
    They are masterpieces. I hated seeing half done pieces. This meant either the person had to run away really quickly or was caught by the cops.
    The worst part was these were moving canvases and the artist probably never got the chance to finish.
    Plus I would rather look at these works of art then the Gray paint that The city would use to cover them up.

    • @Moodboard39
      @Moodboard39 11 місяців тому

      U will see alot if u came nyc it's fill with graffiti

  • @stevenlopez4754
    @stevenlopez4754 6 років тому +279

    RIP Nekst

    • @axlaj1
      @axlaj1 5 років тому +2

      Just Daniel what happened to him

    • @skage2144
      @skage2144 5 років тому +8

      he died 5 years ago

    • @axlaj1
      @axlaj1 5 років тому +3

      how?

    • @delukze
      @delukze 5 років тому +2

      @@axlaj1 Overdose ua-cam.com/video/JghCW1s--1A/v-deo.html

    • @zigzag5062
      @zigzag5062 4 роки тому +7

      RIP ZEXOR

  • @mindmanifestations2036
    @mindmanifestations2036 2 роки тому +5

    Dude my homie Cuss made it in this video… he’s a mad bomber and just never stopped getting up …no matter where he went he had paint and markers and mops ..I’m blown away right now lol

  • @mallman35
    @mallman35 5 років тому +10

    Damn dude you got some variety! The ICH blockbuster (3:43) is from my area. Ichabod The Rail God is a freight king in Massachusetts!

  • @chillout6441
    @chillout6441 5 років тому +6

    Thanks for the learning!

  • @backwheeladdict1877
    @backwheeladdict1877 2 роки тому +1

    Ready, Iske. Is from Sydney that lad has tagged damn near every sign along the highway from the city to the blue mountains even nearly all the way up the coast! Impressive I must say 👏

  • @Anumodala
    @Anumodala 3 роки тому

    I was thinking bout what graffiti to do and this really helped me figure out thanks!

  • @04KVC1600
    @04KVC1600 5 років тому +6

    you have some real talent

  • @deodone
    @deodone 5 років тому +9

    Thank you very much for the video! You really help beginners to determine the style! I'm Russian..

    • @sanaretz
      @sanaretz 2 роки тому +3

      Ты заметил на 3:25 написано "зачем" ?

  • @HansPeter-gs4vd
    @HansPeter-gs4vd 2 роки тому

    this styles,tags and throw ups are actually really good

  • @tonytaino7824
    @tonytaino7824 4 роки тому +2

    Love it,Graffiti alive and fuming.....dope history lesson.

  • @hazskipper9597
    @hazskipper9597 5 років тому +3

    does that say horfee, I recognize o'clock anywhere he is definitely a handstyle king and how's peazr and jets from melbourne, mad content brother

  • @leoncrash8619
    @leoncrash8619 5 років тому +42

    3:24 хокку
    смотрел про граффити видос,
    как вдруг мне задали вопрос
    внезапно...

    • @Milk_animator
      @Milk_animator 3 роки тому

      Huh, what did you say

    • @Milk_animator
      @Milk_animator 3 роки тому

      Hey google translate come over herr

    • @leoncrash8619
      @leoncrash8619 3 роки тому

      @@Milk_animator "зачем" = "why?"

    • @Betsujin
      @Betsujin 3 роки тому +1

      @@Milk_animator More precisely "what for".

    • @Milk_animator
      @Milk_animator 3 роки тому

      @@Betsujin for da memes

  • @artistanna2447
    @artistanna2447 10 місяців тому

    this was a short and digestible video for a beginner thank you!

  • @sneakyADIL
    @sneakyADIL 5 років тому

    Love ur vids dude! Keep it up!

  • @vertiones
    @vertiones 5 років тому +5

    Legend

  • @Pedro_214
    @Pedro_214 3 роки тому +8

    I'm gonna be honest but the piece graffiti artists could make soooo dope looking paint jobs on cars like skylines or just supercars but i think they would fit on older cars

    • @Moodboard39
      @Moodboard39 11 місяців тому

      He'll Yeaaa be dope

  • @jasonlogan5622
    @jasonlogan5622 7 місяців тому

    Really good explanation of stuff I've seen everywhere but didn't know how it was done or what it was called

  • @samdelossantos2864
    @samdelossantos2864 10 місяців тому

    Been getting back into it. Great video.

  • @user-kb5fm5my9f
    @user-kb5fm5my9f 4 роки тому +102

    Бегемот аварийка гиря одеколон :DDDDDDD
    Русские, залайкайте, пусть думают, что я что-то смешное написал

    • @alexey_pryadko
      @alexey_pryadko 4 роки тому +10

      Пусть англишчане думают, что я здесь что то умное написал:DDD

    • @sampeeer1337
      @sampeeer1337 3 роки тому +2

      Пусть думают что у них нет переводчика:D

    • @lukavibrationi_ge3188
      @lukavibrationi_ge3188 2 роки тому +1

      Хай думають що я щось розумне написала лмао

  • @emily-qz7tn
    @emily-qz7tn 5 років тому +7

    ayy my man playin famous dex in the background

  • @MAURICZZIO1
    @MAURICZZIO1 3 роки тому +2

    at my 65 I see you guys and gals as Artist and your work as ART.

  • @Moodboard39
    @Moodboard39 11 місяців тому

    Cool lesson. I like straight because it's readable, and clean cut

  • @userokR
    @userokR 5 років тому +258

    Babygirl where your man? I just popped xan 50 000 in Japan...

  • @nathanvaltierra8707
    @nathanvaltierra8707 4 роки тому +4

    I looked outside my window and I found all of these designs

  • @aydinkaynak6046
    @aydinkaynak6046 3 роки тому

    Big Nost stomper 😤 was sure I would see an old gem from Sinch when you mentioned fire extinguishers

  • @STICKYArt
    @STICKYArt 3 роки тому +2

    This was great I will be binging your stuff now 👍😁

  • @guerr01991
    @guerr01991 4 роки тому +7

    1:57 on the right 😂 it’s cool still 😂✊🏼

  • @eddiemcgrath3533
    @eddiemcgrath3533 5 років тому +3

    At 0:32 that Philly hand style with karma and easy

  • @presman2760
    @presman2760 4 роки тому

    I’ve been looking for a vid like this bc I’m interested in graffiti but don’t know where to start and this vid really helps

    • @TheGamingGoatChannel
      @TheGamingGoatChannel 2 роки тому

      If you want to start grab a sharpie and tag on the bench at your school or bus stop. Then evolve these videos are laughable at best.

  • @watusbcooperjr4106
    @watusbcooperjr4106 2 роки тому

    Big Fan of the ART Form. Now an ENLIGHTENED Fan.

  • @AlanCronoGraffiti
    @AlanCronoGraffiti 5 років тому +4

    Very Very Very Good...Graffiti Original

  • @scars4all834
    @scars4all834 3 роки тому +4

    I wanna get into tagging but idk how, how do I get into it? Start with a small art book and fill it up?

    • @lani-gs7hi
      @lani-gs7hi 2 роки тому

      exactly what im thinking

  • @yusefmitchell4531
    @yusefmitchell4531 4 роки тому +1

    Good video. Straight to the point. Well said & Informative.

  • @FoOtFoOt542
    @FoOtFoOt542 Рік тому

    I’m just a old guy who appreciates the artwork around the city. Some is better than others. I would like to see them make this stuff.

  • @localdude2979
    @localdude2979 5 років тому +4

    I all about TAG, PIECE and BLOCKBUSTER

    • @Honey-uv9tu
      @Honey-uv9tu 4 роки тому

      I'm all about tags, hollows and throwies

  • @besteditz432
    @besteditz432 5 років тому +16

    10 Types Of Graffiti You Know.

  • @hamproductions5656
    @hamproductions5656 4 роки тому +1

    This video saved me love it learnt 6 new styles

  • @Procrastinator6900
    @Procrastinator6900 8 місяців тому

    this is simply just awesome stuff!

  • @cornhustlah
    @cornhustlah 5 років тому +6

    i wanted to hated from -0:01, but i gave it a chance and am somewhat glad i didnt pass on this..

  • @possumplaysss8996
    @possumplaysss8996 4 роки тому +3

    I’m gonna start stickering, then tagging. But I’m scared that I might become a toy :/ any advice?

    • @Temp_Nom
      @Temp_Nom 4 роки тому +1

      You don't become a toy you choose to be one by doing stupid things without experience and practice

    • @intazoid
      @intazoid 3 роки тому +1

      Practice your tag until you find a decent or good style

  • @jeffhammers5677
    @jeffhammers5677 2 роки тому +2

    I was having some work done on my car at Muffler Town once. There was a rock band in the neighborhood called China White. They made up a stencil of their band logo and painted it all over north Seattle. The guys in the shop had speculated the meaning of the tag on their building and hadn't heard of the band. I told them the meaning and suggested to them that if they wanted to paint "Muffler Town" on their house I could show them where it was.

  • @jspr12
    @jspr12 3 роки тому

    My favorite one is the 3rd one, im gonna do that sir, good ideas

  • @Hellary.
    @Hellary. 4 роки тому +8

    3a4em in russian means "what for"

  • @Seamo57
    @Seamo57 5 років тому +4

    Hollows can have a drop shadow...
    Throws often don’t have a shadow, or force (secondary outline)- simple needs to be 2 colors!

  • @noamsh13
    @noamsh13 2 роки тому

    thanks u helped alot me in my typography research for university for graffiti magazin! :)

  • @Honey-uv9tu
    @Honey-uv9tu 4 роки тому +1

    My favorite way of getting up is the hollow because its really quick to do

  • @mulfuss1118
    @mulfuss1118 6 років тому +5

    Nice

    • @eskos91
      @eskos91 5 років тому

      If You Like Graffiti And Street Art Be Curious and go Watch My Channel Bro ! Peace

  • @SamiNaseem
    @SamiNaseem 5 років тому +3

    lmao i thought u had shit tonnes subs man, sik vid bro u deserve more aye

    • @grafflounge8047
      @grafflounge8047  5 років тому +1

      Sami Naseem thanks man, appreciate it , hopefully more subs to come

  • @noultraa
    @noultraa 4 роки тому

    I genuinely fucking love your vids man and I can't wait for some more uploads. Also 500th comment.

  • @blaebrobinson895
    @blaebrobinson895 Рік тому

    Thanks for the content. This is great.

  • @kamisama4071
    @kamisama4071 5 років тому +38

    Я не знаю о чём ты говоришь,но я тебя понял)

  • @itryen7632
    @itryen7632 Рік тому +7

    I once saw a graffiti at a train station when i was, like, 7 years old and it blew my mind. It managed to do something wich i've tried to replicate ever since, but simply couldn't. It's safe to say that it is the reason as to why i love graphic design so much.
    The graffiti's whole gimmick was:
    Every letter was stylized to look like a hairy scrotum.

  • @atzepeng302
    @atzepeng302 4 роки тому +1

    I really love it!

  • @iambored1528
    @iambored1528 Рік тому

    great to see orek in this video, one of my fav toronto writers

  • @mangeltm2537
    @mangeltm2537 4 роки тому +11

    2:01 Ghost Ea

  • @aaa-tm9dc
    @aaa-tm9dc 5 років тому +12

    3:24-3:28 ЗАЧЕМ ЧЕМПИОН!!

  • @zombieowen
    @zombieowen Рік тому

    Nice to see OREK in there. Only person I've ever seen do extinguishers with fill. 🤘

  • @coleton3849
    @coleton3849 3 роки тому

    this is a great explanation dude

  • @c.w.9615
    @c.w.9615 5 років тому +28

    Printing stickers? Man! What's next, paying someone to write your name? I just invented an industry.

    • @juanzepeda4693
      @juanzepeda4693 5 років тому +2

      Some writers have paid workers to do big rollers for them.. Real talk.

    • @c.w.9615
      @c.w.9615 5 років тому

      Wow. You think you're looking at some graffiti crew's effort, and they're paid help? That's a different level. It hard to call that an example of real graffiti, but not everybody who paints on the streets needs to conform, right? I thinks its weak. Juan, do you know any specific cities that are known for that, or artist?

    • @juanzepeda4693
      @juanzepeda4693 5 років тому

      Trip out. I heard the story from the dude himself in a graffiti video. I might be wrong but I think it was one of the "war" videos. But HAEL from AL said he paid some workers from home depot, he used a projector to put up the image in the LA river and the workers painted over it with rollers while he was at home sipping on some Henny.

    • @juanzepeda4693
      @juanzepeda4693 5 років тому

      Random story but it has happened. Smart way not to get caught, which is the point, right?

    • @c.w.9615
      @c.w.9615 5 років тому +3

      @@juanzepeda4693 This is a cool topic that I have thought about. Graffiti in ancient Greece, Rome, and Egypt was an engraving on a public wall without permission. The traditions of modern graffiti evolved as a creative criminal act. The styles of graffiti are directly affected by it being illegal. The risk the writer takes, and the speed in which they work, determines the style and the persona of the writer. The artist who is not on site during the production of the graffiti cannot take credit as the writer of the graffiti. Is it Graffiti? I think it looks a lot like graffiti, but it's more of a "street art" concept. If it looks good, I say keep up the good work.

  • @makrele2487
    @makrele2487 4 роки тому +5

    I can see: ALL of them are able to write their own given nickname. 😂

  • @LawStudentsNightmare
    @LawStudentsNightmare Місяць тому

    I like this, this is a great video

  • @topsecretchannel158
    @topsecretchannel158 Рік тому

    That's really cool, I learnt a lot about the subject, thank you

  • @sbwriel69
    @sbwriel69 5 років тому +16

    ничего не понял, но очень интересно
    Translate this

    • @donutboi969
      @donutboi969 3 роки тому +1

      No

    • @4hunnid50
      @4hunnid50 3 роки тому +1

      "understood nothing, but very interesting"

  • @Capicous
    @Capicous 4 роки тому +26

    Wouldn’t a “masterpiece” be referred as a burner

    • @yobrethren
      @yobrethren 4 роки тому +1

      some say wildstyle for its unrecognizable letters and style elements
      there are so many terms you can refer to graffiti because of classification it's rad

    • @damianlilliman6145
      @damianlilliman6145 4 роки тому +6

      Burner is a complement really

  • @thenastysons
    @thenastysons 3 роки тому

    thanks for including our blockbuster

  • @nihaldhandli385
    @nihaldhandli385 Рік тому +1

    LOVE THIS🤩

  • @prod.fumiko9143
    @prod.fumiko9143 5 років тому +14

    1:20 PEMEX

  • @jeremy-ju6ul
    @jeremy-ju6ul 3 роки тому +3

    can a name have a number in it?

  • @ErnieSmalls
    @ErnieSmalls 5 років тому

    Bro the best graffiti art ever

  • @asmawiyatibahasainggris5527
    @asmawiyatibahasainggris5527 8 місяців тому

    This tutorial of grafiti is really good for students.we have to practice more

  • @fathershellnut2108
    @fathershellnut2108 5 років тому +6

    Block buster? Isnt that a peace on a whole wall or some thing?

    • @TomboysOnlyFool
      @TomboysOnlyFool 5 років тому +3

      i would define a block buster as a straight letter, usually done with rollers, that is made as big as possible.

    • @TheClimbingBronyOldColt
      @TheClimbingBronyOldColt 5 років тому +2

      I define it as an extinct video rental store :)

  • @juri9276
    @juri9276 5 років тому +46

    You forgot wildstyle

    • @liamcoroneos1942
      @liamcoroneos1942 5 років тому +6

      Jüri Kasearu piece is close to the same

    • @CriSisSpyroJabber
      @CriSisSpyroJabber 5 років тому +3

      Piece is the same thing. Are you toy?

    • @mstyleone
      @mstyleone 5 років тому +2

      A wildstyle is a piece but a piece is not always wildstyle!...I can show you hundreds of pieces wich aint wildstyle. Btw wildstyle wasnt even a letter style in the beginning, more of a lifestyle. It became a reference to pieces wich were more wilder than others... Wich shows you there not the same... Dont say the word toy if you dont know your shit

    • @CriSisSpyroJabber
      @CriSisSpyroJabber 5 років тому

      yes but modern graff is different

    • @rustocans6274
      @rustocans6274 5 років тому

      Burner......a burner is where you go over someone’s piece and burn there shit

  • @hprine5112
    @hprine5112 4 роки тому +2

    `I do some graffiti and I admit I need some work. When I started doing graffiti, I started out drawing my name in letters with ends that have straight lines. Then I decided to make the ends round rather than straight, then my first graffiti word was smile, and then it kicked off from there. It started from a bored moment in 7th grade science class. I started doing hollow, I learned how to tag a year later. Just to let everyone know. I believe graffiti is one of the most amazing art styles in the world as long as it's done appropriately. Graffiti can give words even more meaning and can put on any impression you want to put out. Keep drawing, and never give up, you will get better as long as you keep trying.

  • @mailboxxy
    @mailboxxy Рік тому +6

    As an artist I've always hated graffiti. To me it's just letters, art to me is animals, nature, characters, cartoons, etc. Most people that do graffiti I can't even read it.

    • @technopoptart
      @technopoptart Рік тому

      well, it is never too late to learn about typography & kerning. people have been make art out of letters for more than a thousand years and if you take the time to learn about it you can almost certainly find an appreciation for it and maybe even become skilled enough to understand it ^^