How Do You Draw Wild Style Graffiti Letters?
Graffiti begins in the sketchbook. Wild style graffiti is an advanced art, so make sure to practice the basics like bubble lettering and block letters before attempting this type of graffiti. Perfect your designs before putting them up on the wall. Remember, keep it legal. There’s always the opportunity to practice at home, and always obtain permission before expressing your artwork on other people’s property. Practice your tag, which is your name and signature. Explore and pick up stylistic influences, think dynamically, and always keep fluid motion in your lettering. The tag is made up for four elements: Letter Text, Arrows (or any marks that indicate motion), Flourishes (swirls, appendages or expressions), and Symbols (separate marks such as crowns or exclamation points). Use pencil to sketch out block letters, which are overlapping, keeping the inside lines thinner. Draw the tag without stopping to create a fluid movement, which evolves motion. Wild style graffiti is about illegibi
