Graffiti
- How to draw wildstyle graffiti letters [Google Search Links, by letter]
- And Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, & 0
- The Whole Alphabet: Airbrushed 1, by "Dale, the Airbrush Guy." Here's his YouTube channel. (Here's a 90-minute YouTube video of his tee shirt designs).
- “Six Different Ways” (How to draw each letter & Number, on YouTube). His accent might be a bit difficult to understand, but follow along, and learn a variety of ways to draw, ink and color every letter, six different ways. Kind of advanced, but a great way to learn the thinking behind constructing letters.
- "A Single Letter" Pinterest page I started, to isolate styles of Graffiti. (Pinterest may be blocked at SDUSD).
- A Gallery of examples of multiple styles of each letter, all on one website, from HowToDrawLetters.com
- An "ABCEDarium," is a graphic showing the entire alphabet in Graffiti form, from Artists, showing off their style.
- Drawing paint splatters around graffiti letters watch it on this wikiHow example with bubble letters
- A student in one of my classes was looking at some gothic lettering; when I saw his Google Search, it was for "Chicano Font," so I'm posting it here.
- Free Graffiti Fonts -- download at your own discretion. More free graffiti downoads, Bing search results.
- If you're having difficulty drawing a word, go to this website, choose the font, "degrassi.regular," type your name (or any other word -- at least 4 letters) and click "generate" (see the video). Then you can download the image and trace it from your computer.
- The second link "City Player Font Download: is another font that can be downloaded and added to your computer, to type your words and draw it. You can also look up other fonts on this site.
Even though most of Sim0n Dee's examples are produced electronically (I think they're using ProCreate on an iPad or cell phone), you can learn a lot about simple rendering (adding highlights and shadows) of the letters and words, by looking at their Pinterest site.
