nah, B. you're just new/bad at it. i've snuck out like 100 times already. shit's easy mode now.

 

im just saying it funny having all these tips and tricks to sneek out easier

 

this is the advice i would give, works the best on stairs too... otherwise just stay inside and sketch and go out when u dont have to sneak out

 

Haha i haven't snuck out, ever, my parents never made me stay in the house

I recall my mom driving me to a spot a while ago too, i love my parents.

Plus i just graduated high school so they're being mad nice and shit

they just got me a coffee grinder, and I'm floating in kief.

 

There's a reason it's called toy questions

you don't have to poke fun at every toy topic that comes up

 

at least their excuse isn't "I can't get paint."

 

or "there's no where to paint around here". fuck outta here, *****.

 

too bad i rarely use that one

 

walk really close to the walls on the stairs and it shouldn't be bad at all. If it is, the carpenter who built where you live was tripping acid, or your house is EXTREMELY OLD. I use to lay down a little piece of tape or something in the places that squeak bad. Just use something non noticable, and only mark ones that are directly in your path. For doors, turn the handle slow and all the way before you open and after you close it, & you can spit on the hinge if you wanna go ghetto extra safe.

Hallways are the tricky part if your house is mad creaky.

You'll figure something out.

 

lmao you still used it... and now we're laughing at you about it, among other things.

 

Ok, i gotta question. How do ya'll start pieces when u paint? I've seen vids, but I need intel as well.

 

start on paper

 

ps.. welcome to the forum

 

bump

 

outline then fill then outline

 

bumped harder.

 

Ive been writing for a couple months now and am trying to develop some kind of style to my writing without copying others ideas or making it too wild because any wildstyle i try looks shit so ive stopped trying to write anything too wild but after doing about 7 or 8 pieces and looking at them i just think that they all look the same and they all look too simple. What can I do to develop my W's and another thing that I find hard is doing double L's, anyone got any advice? Thanks.

 

im having trouble with the letter I. i cant seem to do anything with it, when doing a hand the the lines on top and bottom that make it upper case just seem to get in the way of the other letters. and when doing a throw or piecing on paper all i can do that looks decent is a lower case i

 

then make it a lower case i or make the top and bottom bars smaller so as to not take up as much space.. I.see how them two bars are small compared to how you would usually do it.do it like that or something...i's are a bitch but once you master tham their mad fun to do in general.