Wildstyle, which literally translates from English as "wild style", can be called the most spectacular and perhaps the most difficult way to create inscriptions in the art of graffiti.
It is necessary
paper, pencil, eraser, colored markers or felt-tip pens
Instructions
Step 1
Write the text of your graffiti lettering in regular print on the album sheet, leaving sufficient space between the letters. You have created a skeleton of a future piece in a wild style.
Step 2
Give the desired shape to each individual letter. Draw outlines with light lines that you can easily erase and adjust.
Step 3
Interlace the letters with each other, lengthening certain lines, for example, the horizontal bar in the letter "H" and the bottom of the arc in the "C". Stretch and bend the elements of the picture until they begin to merge, as if absorbing each other. Let individual letters entangle others.
Step 4
Add some expression to the drawing by decorating the ends of the lines with sharp arrows and try to make them bulge in different directions. Remember that the creation of graffiti inscriptions in wild style implies an abstract, difficult-to-perceive nature of the picture. Words written in a wild style can be viewed over time, solving like a confusing puzzle.
Step 5
Add volume. Draw sidewalls to the individual elements. Mark the location of the shadows, while trying to place them correctly in one direction, focusing on an imaginary light source.
Step 6
Use a thin black marker to clearly define the outline of the lettering. For more expressiveness of graffiti, the lines should be of different thickness. Arcs and horizontal lines can be made thicker than others.
Step 7
Allow the marker to dry completely, and then carefully remove all traces of the pencil with an eraser.
Step 8
Color the drawing with colored markers. Wild style lettering involves the use of bright, eye-catching colors. However, it should be remembered that a combination of two or three colors is considered optimal for graffiti text.
Step 9
Emphasize the volume of individual elements of the picture, using markers in a darker shade to indicate shadows.
