[OH NO]

QUOTE (txdeditor @ Jun 24 2010, 15:37)

Thanks, OH NO, and your pieces are amazing man. to be honest, I never made anything serious on the wall, all I have is f*ck loads of sketches and hopes to be professional.

cheers lads..and dont worry about being professional, graffiti has moved away from it... in a sense, especially in europe. Everythings been done, being original is practically impossible...just get a style and run with it.

look at this guy, horfe. practically made me give up graffiti













mans a genius

[The Guru]

Got bored today so I thought I'd just sketch something...



I know, I suck.

EDIT*

It made a good signature, though.

This post has been edited by The Guru on Sunday, Oct 17 2010, 15:16

[tms_junk]

Graffiti was always a passion of mine, not so much now now!
I might go for the occasional bombing sessions if im pissed off!
But i used to live and breath it for about 5-6 years!

Heres a new-ish sketch of mine:





This post has been edited by tms_junk on Tuesday, Jan 18 2011, 11:31

[tms_junk]

Sorry for the double post but i really would like to see this thread more active, more photos sketches and stories coming in etc! Anyone here from the sunny new york city? Still seeing JA's work about?

[OrgesProductions]

this one was done by a friend of mine
his got heaps of other good work aswell

[tms_junk]

I like that, like the way the letters all flow into each other without obvious connections!
Thats a style thats really coming into its own here in England.

Apart from alot of the euro countries i dont think theres a massive difference between American and British styles now

[m.luqman]

just got a spray paint can, can't wait to use it!

[BnB]

My favourite can is montana gold .
@m.luqman Enjoy it

[m.luqman]

QUOTE (BnB @ Feb 10 2011, 13:23)

My favourite can is montana gold . @m.luqman Enjoy it

Well.. Its a 400ml bottle and me and my friends are gonna fill that place with foul language and other stuff.
I Just Need To Know the consequences.

[The Guru]

So, you're just spraying to act cool? That's not the point of graffiti.

[m.luqman]

QUOTE (The Guru @ Feb 11 2011, 18:02)

So, you're just spraying to act cool? That's not the point of graffiti.

How do u know that, i didn't say that.. anyway.. yea.. that's pretty much it.. i guess its for showing off one's artistic.. side right?

[The Guru]

You didn't directly say it but "fill that place with foul language" gives an impression of it.

[txdeditor]

Can't f*cking stand meaningless words on the walls. Even if you're going to do that, it's not a right place to tell that, you're just going to get disrespected for that.

[Robinski]

QUOTE (m.luqman @ Feb 11 2011, 18:37)

QUOTE (The Guru @ Feb 11 2011, 18:02) So, you're just spraying to act cool? That's not the point of graffiti. How do u know that, i didn't say that.. anyway.. yea.. that's pretty much it.. i guess its for showing off one's artistic.. side right?

Writing the equivalent of "F*ck" and "Sh*t" on walls isn't exactly showing off your artistic side. Graffiti can make the dullest and most depressing places feel alive and full of colour and claw them back from the brink, or really make passers by think about something. It can also make the most the most depressing, greyest place in the world that little bit worse with crudely painted tags or "bad" words.

If you're going to deface something, make sure you're not actually defacing it. If you catch my drift.

This post has been edited by Robinski on Friday, Feb 11 2011, 21:57

[Mr.Mister]

Glad to see other bombers on GTAF

Experimenting with names right now...


Edit: I'll try and post some sick graff sports I saw in Montreal this past summer, need to find that memory card first

This post has been edited by Mr.Mister on Saturday, Feb 12 2011, 05:22

[m.luqman]

So what you guys mean is that the words u spray should be meaning less and its should be sprayed on ugly places to make them better?

[txdeditor]

If you want to spray Just words, then they must have a meaning
example#1
Example#2
And if you want to do that what's called graffiti art, well then it can be any place, but of course, a dull place makes a contrast and a nice look, and of course then you have to practise a lot to get a nice looking result.
For examples, just surf through the pages of this topic, you'll find loads of them.

[m.luqman]

QUOTE (txdeditor @ Feb 12 2011, 09:57)

If you want to spray Just words, then they must have a meaning example#1 Example#2 And if you want to do that what's called graffiti art, well then it can be any place, but of course, a dull place makes a contrast and a nice look, and of course then you have to practise a lot to get a nice looking result. For examples, just surf through the pages of this topic, you'll find loads of them.

Thanks Man, I think, first i'll start with words and then graffiti arts..

[ThePinkFloydSound]

QUOTE (tms_junk @ Oct 30 2010, 22:50)

Graffiti was always a passion of mine, not so much now now! I might go for the occasional bombing sessions if im pissed off! But i used to live and breath it for about 5-6 years! Heres a new-ish sketch of mine:

Me too. I used to write from ages 13-16. (25 now) I used to paint freight trains too. Then I started to drink and that all fizzled away.

[Tommy-Vercetti19]

QUOTE (ThePinkFloydSound @ Feb 25 2011, 20:37)

Me too. I used to write from ages 13-16. (25 now) I used to paint freight trains too. Then I started to drink and that all fizzled away.

Haha, me to man. In second year we used to go down to Heuston Station and fly over the wall at Chapelizod.