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Lettering Styles in Graffiti
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Tag Style
A form of graffiti signature using a single color, quick and fluid.
Abstract Style
Does not represent specific objects or scenes, focuses on shapes and colors.
Heaven
Graffiti painted in hard-to-reach places, often high above the ground.
Digital Style
Influenced by pixel art and computer graphics, with a technical or futuristic vibe.
Bubble Style
Rounded letters resembling bubbles, often with a 3D effect and bright colors.
Cholo
Originating from Mexican American gang culture, it utilizes a certain set of styles for lettering and character elements.
Script
Imitates calligraphic writing, with fluid and elegant lines.
Expressive
Conveys emotion or social message through distorted lettering and aggressive visual style.
Characters
Incorporates cartoon or realistic characters within or around the graffiti writing.
Blockbuster
Large, block-like letters painted typically with rollers for quick coverage.
Throw-Up
A more elaborate style than tagging, typically involving two colors and bubble letters.
Stencil
Uses a pre-cut pattern to create a clear and reproducible image or text.
Realistic
A style that attempts to mimic the appearance of real-life objects or scenes.
Wildstyle
A complex construction of interlocking letters and shapes, often with 3D effects.
3D Style
Lettering or images that appear to be three-dimensional.
Minimalist
Focuses on simplicity and minimal elements, emphasizing negative space and simple color palettes.
Piece
Short for masterpiece, a complex work of graffiti art, often with multi-layered lettering and images.
Illustrative
Combines graffiti with illustrative drawings, creating a visual story or scene.
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