Official Graffiti Thread

[Robsta]

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I love how you get better with every photo

I'll post some of my "friend's" stuff when I manage to fix my phone

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Thanks dogg ^

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OLD & NEW


sites back up

[guooglee]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuGU...t=HL1363470345

watch my video

[matrixisfun]

Pretty cool thread, diggin' the pieces. I would post some of mine, but, the government might come get me then

[nazar]

Just started this channel posting everyday of skateboards/snowboards/anything the includes a board, subscribe and like, thanks


penny board cleaning, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8OAg_C6a6g

Skatebord Sharpie drawing, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KzPzm7rHYQ

Snowboard jump, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNrsB2KEgQI

Don't forget to watch in 1080p

[Star01]

cool ... i love graffities and skating ,,, my lovely sport time and graffity making is also fun and enjoyable..

[rockst*r]

Tangentially related at best, but we'll see if anyone besides the usual suspects chime in

I'm trying to get better at hand-lettering. Can I do anything in the way of drills to improve my hand stability?

[Rev J]

Give up coffee.

[rockst*r]

Give up coffee.

It's not that I'm twitchy or vibrating, it's that I write like an engineer - short, singular strokes. Instead of writing a smooth, flowing M, I'll physically write 4 strokes: / \ / \ As a result, once I get a line longer than a quarter inch or so, my hand just doesn't have the proper muscle memory to stabilize itself. So, I'm mostly looking for anything that'll help me build that muscle memory and draw long, flowy things (instead of short, staccato lettering).

[NoSwitch]

It's not that I'm twitchy or vibrating, it's that I write like an engineer - short, singular strokes. Instead of writing a smooth, flowing M, I'll physically write 4 strokes: / \ / \ As a result, once I get a line longer than a quarter inch or so, my hand just doesn't have the proper muscle memory to stabilize itself. So, I'm mostly looking for anything that'll help me build that muscle memory and draw long, flowy things (instead of short, staccato lettering).

Practice cursive writing, then when you get good at the traditional cursive letters try some variations on them.

[rockst*r]

Practice cursive writing, then when you get good at the traditional cursive letters try some variations on them.

I'll keep at it...I've been journalling lately, at the recommendation of my therapist (way last spring, when I was in a pretty dark place), and writing cursive forces me to really think about what I'm writing. I'm still struggling with a few of the capital letters, but as long as I'm slow and deliberate with the cursive, it'll come out pretty smooth.

[matrixisfun]

Try "flowing" with each strike of the pen/can, quick full strokes.

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Its sad to have seen this Site die, I had really good memories in the early 2000's of this place.
Plus I've progressed a ton in Graffiti!