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1. Supplies You'll Need
Intro paragraph explaining graffiti is done with spray paint and there are some basic supplies you'll need to get started.
List of supplies:
Spray paint - discuss different caps for different spray techniques, recommended brands
Sketchpad and pencils - for practicing designs
Mask and gloves - talk about safety/fumes
Drop cloth or cardboard - to protect surfaces while practicing
2. Developing Your Style
Intro paragraph explaining the importance of developing your own graffiti style.
Look at graffiti you admire and take note of techniques, letter styles you like
Practice basic letter forms and work on your handstyle
Add characters, backgrounds, effects to make it your own
Take inspiration from other art forms you enjoy
3. Graffiti Lettering Basics
Intro paragraph on how graffiti has a unique style of lettering and forms.
Tips:
Practice basic bubble and block letters, explain throw-ups
Work on consistent sizing, spacing of letters
Try overlapping letters, add 3D effects and shadows
Explain importance of flow, connect letters together
Add serifs, arrows, quotes to decorate plain letters
4. Caring for Your Spray Paint Cans
Intro paragraph on proper care of spray cans for best results
Tips:
Shake can thoroughly before use
Use compatible caps to avoid clogs
Clean tips with solvents to avoid drips
Store upright and upside down between uses
Use test caps for practice to save paint
5. Graffiti Styles
Intro paragraph briefly explaining the different styles of graffiti lettering
Brief descriptions of Throw-ups
Piecing
Blockbusters
Heaven/Horizon letters
You can try to create your own unique and inimitable style
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