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How Can I Color Graffiti Letters - Symbols?

Kids Article: Learn Mastering Graffiti Art

Learn How to Make A Stencil - Template Easy! Free!(safe new webpage opens)

Print out 9 or 10 free coloring pages
'cos somebody's kid needs some good coloring fun.
Don't forget the Day Care Divas!
Pokemon coloring pictures are popular coloring for kids.

Learn the feel of how graffiti lettering are created.

Round Up Graffiti Supplies:

Markers (Wide-Tip) - Spray Paint
Poster Board (Newspaper or Kraft Paper)

Trace A Graffiti Letter:
• Printout 3 or 4 sheets of the letter
• Write - Trace over the letter with wide-tip markers

Spray Paint Graffiti Printout:
• Pin a graffiti alphabet to a poster board, newspaper, or kraft paper
• Practice tracing the letters with non-toxic spray paint (go outdoors)

Study two or three similar styles of graffiti writing then draw your own.

Graffiti art doesn't just mean art we see sprayed on walls. In fact, graffiti art has such strong characteristics that it's easy to spot them everywhere - in schools, on sidewalks, on bicycles, on automobiles, on skateboards and on textbooks, just to name a few examples.

Graffiti art has a loose feel about it. There are no strict rules to creating graffiti art, except a few distinct characteristics that always make graffiti art appear stylish. Let's see what those characteristics are.

First, graffiti art are usually loose forms. But these forms are usually just clear enough to represent what they're supposed to represent. The shapes are loosely created, and the subjects overlap one another in a rather random manner. Highlights are applied to the image if needed but again, these are loosely applied.

Second, texts are usually visible, and drawn in an embossed manner that gives a 3D impression. These texts usually form a few words or a short phrase, and makes up a part of the entire graffiti artwork.

And finally, graffiti art is usually created with a wide variety of colors. Bright and luminous colors like red, orange, yellow, green and blue are preferred. There's little or no intention for color harmony and the goal here is to create a dazzling array of colors that draw attention to the graffiti art itself.

Due to these characteristics, it's no surprise that we see so many teenagers being drawn to graffiti art. But once you recognize these characteristics, you'll also come to understand that it's not all that hard to create a piece of graffiti art, even if you know little about drawing.

For a start, you may want to look up some tattoo images* to use as reference images or to draw inspiration. Images like skulls or roses make great subjects for graffiti art.

Once you have your image ready, you'll need some magic markers as well. Try out the same image using different colors and see which end result you prefer. You may also wish to add in some texts.

Glittering markers make an excellent drawing tool for graffiti art. I'm sure you'll have a lot of fun with these markers. And don't forget, never draw on public property without permission!

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*Also, practice with the free coloring pictures, or graffiti letters or coloring images here for your graffiti art collection...
Make Your Incredible Graffiti Wall Art Coloring Gallery

(ex: Keith's Alphabet Coloring Sheets)

1. Click Coloring Pictures
2. Right Click Big Picture
3. Click Save Picture As...(Do Not Change File Name)
4. Save In: Coloring Desktop Folder

How To Make Cool Graffiti ABC Stickers - Scrapbook Pics - Greeting Cards

Easy! Use Three Basic Color Styles in Any Hue for Graffiti Symbols:
• Neon, Fluorescent, and Metallic Color Styles

Choose and Use These Drawing Mediums:
• Crayons, Markers, Pens, Pencils, Paintbrushes, Non-Toxic Spray Paint

Free Graffiti Images to Print Any Time

Coloring pages kids, shout out to classmates, kids down the street plus your graffitti coloring crazy cousins about ColoringKidsBoys.com

Colouring Pages Kids, You Are Here:
Graffiti Letters 10
Throw Up Letters - Banksy Alphabet