I'd say avoid intentional cutbacks as much as possible. It's inevitable for people learning to have to do some cutbacks, but making a line with the intention of doing so usually takes away from the fluidity of most pieces. When you look up close at most real graffiti you'll realize that most outlines are done in one shot, and almost all illegal burners still have a few drips and imperfections. Most people looking from 10+ feet away (which is conveniently where most photos seen on the internet are taken from) won't even perceive them in the same way you're much more likely to notice a blemish on your face than the people you interact with. Chances are your favorite writer uses rusto with stock tips.

@thenigglefish2682

Жыл бұрын

Stock tips all day! Maybe a fat for some throws but fuck yeah lol. Stock tip pieces all day!

@joslu80eight5

Жыл бұрын

The fundamentals man, if you can’t flare with a stock tip you need to go back to basics

@renups6238

8 ай бұрын

All facts man! I always tell my homies to not worry about a drip or those little details, no one will notice them when they pass at +60km/h

Nice to see VIBES of the RT crew getting lots of love on your channel mate. Great vids.

Thank you for sharing, it’s always inspiring to learn different techniques & as always, practice makes perfect. Rock on ✌️🙌🏼

Always enjoy The knowledge you give, keep up the bench bro✌🏽

I'm so happy ur back G. 🖤💯

The Oculus quest has helped me with my can control

@summerwall.6634

Жыл бұрын

Chronically online please go hit a wall

@mybannerisbetterthanyours

Жыл бұрын

does is lag in anyway?? i’ve been thinking about buying that graff game to pass time when not in the streets but i’ve been using vr chat in a graffiti world lmk tho

@Prodby.Golden

Жыл бұрын

Yo mine worked fine, no lag

@FINDROBLOX

Жыл бұрын

It's still not the same I mean the distance between the can and the wall yes but an actual can has pressure it's not smooth like on king spray

@damionthegod4402

Жыл бұрын

@@mybannerisbetterthanyours no it doesn’t lag literally at all i’ve got 1000’s of hours never experienced lag even once

i built a 8ft by 8ft wall for under $50 2 sheets of plywood and 5 2x4s ur good to go

Thanks! I definitely have to try this excercise

Hey grim could you do a video about how you built your wall?

that jumpscare at the start though

Also another way I know to practice drawing with cans *legally* is to put strech out something like foil in between two poles for example. This way you dont have to worry about painting anything accidentally, and you get to have a clean surface every time you paint (assuming you dont reuse said foil)

go find a river system in your city. Find an entrance and go paint under a street/bridge somewhere. I spend all day trying 20 different tips until i settled on NY FAT/Pink dot to fill. Lego's and skinny creams to outline/cutback.

im from the 90s i cant with all these cans and cap combos it drives me crazy when i go out once and a while to paint,, it was phantoms for outline and designs, ny fats for tags and fills, and rusto fats..orchard paint i forget we did something else to use those..the good old days crazy easy lol

@Theartistblock

Ай бұрын

Lol much more straight forward back then

If you buy rolled paper at Home Depot or Lowe’s, you can cut out a huge piece and hang it up with carpenters tape so you have a huge surface to practice on.

My biggest nemesis.. been searching for any way I can cheaply simulate spraying using different pressures, caps etc but can’t find anything :/ Hope this helps me

What u think of ironlak paint big dog? Been hitting the books and different culverts to practice everyday. Also me and my friend who writes accidentally came up with a term for being the first to a wall “hosted”. If u the first there u hosting the wall. Ya know

@cindafuqnrela

Жыл бұрын

I like that.

Are screen projector cheating, when it's your own work, but you wanna get the size right.

Bro I would love to have a one on one lesson with this guy

What john leguizamo movie quote is that at the beginning?

Tip: painting on brick helps if you dig an 8-bit style.

This topic came up in my circle. The fact that the community suffers through a new artist who thinks there ready for walls when they are obviously not. There's and almost every other toys crap is covered your city in a gross way just waiting for someone to buff it so they can hit it again. There's nit much 101 either. Kats paint on anything with no edikit. Landmark statues, diamonds on mirror, and wood fences on ppls homes. How do we communicate to them. Artist with skill or savage vandal toy??

@petey611

Жыл бұрын

Highschool kids probably

I have just sent it on walls man I’m new tho and I’m working on it

Wherd u get fresh paint from cant find it anymore?

@Theartistblock

Жыл бұрын

They sponsored me years ago and I still have a few left. I don't intend to use any more now that I know they don't make them any more

where the hell did you find fresh paint fromz

That LOOK piece looking like a sticker 🔥🔥

Personally I've always advocated for more time practicing getting control over blending and linework with the tools you had at hand. In my early days, I noticed that too much time spent cutting back on lines and blends that should have been done right the first time affected two things: stamina and overall aesthetic quality.

Glare throwie in here that's my neck of the woods 😂

not the jumpscare at 0:00 😭😭

@Theartistblock

Жыл бұрын

Lol I realised after and I was like🫣

@yeenus3691

Жыл бұрын

@@Theartistblock its so funny😹😹😹 pls leave it in haha

If people have a hard time painting a wall, what more a train or any other vehicle?

what was that intro

Huh! 😃

@robinocap

Жыл бұрын

got it haha

@carlosv1650

Жыл бұрын

Same here but the random hiccups on the motion sensors got me to build a painting wall in my backyard hahaha

@robinocap

Жыл бұрын

@@carlosv1650 what? i thought he meant the first frame where he goes "he-"

@carlosv1650

Жыл бұрын

@robin haha I don't know how I replied to the wrong comment 😅, was meant to relate with a comment talking about VR

I love everything you do but a cannot respect the choice of montana cans

@Theartistblock

Жыл бұрын

Lol I mean by all means what cans are your go to cans? I'd love to give them a try. I like Montana, I loved sabotaz, fresh paint . I haven't been able to try much of the newer stuff out there stuff so I'm always open to people's suggestions

@SpamRage

Жыл бұрын

@Theartistblock my go to is (montana) colors.. Havent tried sabotaz or fresh paint. I use alot of Sherwin Williams; ibgot my start as a commercial exterior painter on a graco airless. Colors actually came before cans, my prejudice is over the history and not the quality. My close second is probably loop, The pressure feels very stable the whole way. I honestly didn't expect you to reply, thanks man.

good way to practice is get up

NY fat cap allday

@jongrim aka @theartistblock define "legal wall"? please .. is it an unclaimed wall or a something more that terminology?

@Theartistblock

Жыл бұрын

A wall that is legal to paint on = legal wall. Unclaimed walls are still illegal and you can be arrested or fined while painting on those. Normally, depending on the spot, some cops don't care if you paint these unclaimed tucked away or abandoned walls BUT that doesn't make them legal and sometimes it can even be a felony depending on the wall

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Why do you look like 2005 kumar with a beanie lmfao!!!!