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A stylized signature of a graffiti artist.

An inexperienced or unskilled graffiti writer.

Cartoon figures or images that accompany graffiti, often used to emphasize the theme or message.

Adhesive labels or prints with a graffiti writer's tag, message, or image, used to put up quickly in locations.

A graffiti artist's sketchbook where they practice and develop their designs.

Short for 'masterpiece', it is a complex, detailed drawing, often with 3-D lettering and backgrounds.

Large block letters used to cover a significant space, often done with rollers.

A highly respected graffiti writer.

A gradient effect where one color gradually transitions into another.

The process of removing graffiti from surfaces.

A competition between graffiti artists, often to see who has better style or can create a superior piece.

Graffiti painted in hard-to-reach places, such as high above city streets.

Graffiti pieces with rounded, bubble-like letters.

Creating a lot of graffiti in an area, quickly and with a lot of coverage.

A group of graffiti artists that work together.

A complex style of graffiti involving interlocking letters, arrows, and connecting points.

The nozzle piece of a spray paint can, which controls the flow and spread of paint.

A more elaborate version of a tag, usually done in bubble letters or similar style that is painted quickly.

The lines that define the shape and form of letters and images in graffiti.