Hi, I'm Pays164, and here's some of my better letter structuring tips. I like to kind of structure my letters off of different images. If I'm down in New Mexico painting with my friends I might kind of shape my; P, A, E, S, just to kind of vibe with the environment like cactus's. Keep that in mine when you're doing your piece, maybe in your environment or what's going on in your life, could be something funny translated into the piece. Doesn't mean you got to be like, Oh, I'm going to paint a tiger piece and do it orange with stripes. But yet, the shape of it can be striking like a tiger.
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Melbourne graffiti now a legitimate tourist attraction
The Australian Government has now recognised the craft of graffiti, saying it symbolises Melbourne's cosmopolitan culture. The graffiti art is no longer just for the streets, as artists have had their works shown in some of the world's top art galleries.
5 Best Graffiti Tips | Graffiti Art
Hi, I'm Pays164, and here are a couple tips to remember while painting graffiti. First good tip to remember is write the color that's in the can on the can. You're out and about, it's getting a little darker outside, you're shuffling through your bag trying to get the right color out... It's just a whole lot easier to see it real big.
Five Pointz: New York's graffiti landmark faces demolition
For 20 years, Five Pointz, an abandoned series of factory buildings on Long Island in New York, has been one of the world's prime legal outdoor graffiti spaces. But soon artists may have to take their spray cans somewhere else.
Having allowed "aerosol art" on the walls since 1993, the owner of the property plans to demolish the building later this year to make room for two high-rise towers for residential flats.
Although the developers have pledged to reserve some room for art at the new building, the artists say they have not been offered any space.
The BBC met with the artists and the developer involved in the dispute.
Produced by the BBC's Sune Engel Rasmussen; filmed by Ilya Shnitser.
Having allowed "aerosol art" on the walls since 1993, the owner of the property plans to demolish the building later this year to make room for two high-rise towers for residential flats.
Although the developers have pledged to reserve some room for art at the new building, the artists say they have not been offered any space.
The BBC met with the artists and the developer involved in the dispute.
Produced by the BBC's Sune Engel Rasmussen; filmed by Ilya Shnitser.
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