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Re: Beginning Bible for Graffiti Writers -
09-06-2009, 10:22 AM
use reverse psychology...buff yourself. then he will think someone else has shit with you and leave you alone or just confront the problem, stop being a toy and take your ass whoopin'
Re: Beginning Bible for Graffiti Writers -
09-06-2009, 02:25 PM
word. i think ice tray was very generous in his advice.
#1 toy mistake forgetting the number one rule in my book. DON'T SHIT WHERE YOU SLEEP!
Hitting up close to home is tres hotbox. I know you have the urge to hit up that stop sign at the end of ur block but don't!
Second thing for me is that I look NOTHING like what people perceive a vandal to be. I like that, you should like that too. I look like muthatfuckin Wayne Brady on an average day and I hate it when people ask me when I write if I'm going to a graff store or some shit. FUCK THAT ninja status for life.
You'll meet writers over time. Stay away from toys especially one's that have been arrested because you don't know if they like to talk or not.
You don't need all that expensive ass paint but use a decent cap already. Just buy some rusto fats and spare us the stock cap misery.
stop going on 12oz unless you wanna get jaded real fast.
Re: Beginning Bible for Graffiti Writers -
11-04-2009, 04:54 AM
Yo eyeseeyou i wouldnt really stress the beef with this dude, specially if he knows where you live. Just squash it, paint elsewhere, perfect your word, then he`ll know whats up. If hes better and you buff him thas a bitch move, and if you both suck and you keep this beef going then thas mega annoying for everyone. Just forget the fool
Re: Beginning Bible for Graffiti Writers -
11-07-2009, 07:28 PM
You guys heard of that movie paranormal activity? Well most people don't know this but the girl on that show was a writer. She tagged some tombstone and thats when all that crazy stuff stated happening, then that movie was made. Lesson is don't tag a tombstone unless you want your ass haunted on by a ghost. True story bro
Re: Beginning Bible for Graffiti Writers -
11-11-2009, 06:34 AM
Hey there!
This is my first post; it's my introduction, as I couldn't find an official thread for it.
I'm a freelance web and graphic designer.. I've been interested in writing for a while and finally decided to get my feet wet. I don't plan on actually tagging anything for a while, although I have quite a few pencil sketches. I'd like to get ahold of some alcohol markers and see how different blending colours is on paper from Photoshop.. and possibly try some spraying on plywood strips.