but i wanna learn the fucking wild style shit,do i just aim for that or slowly build by learning different styles?
any tips will help?
Inpho-211-OTC

 

yo like i siad fuck wit you letters, start of more simple with like maybe some straighter bars then like pipes (kinda my thing) and ya know you'll get better like we all do

 

aight thanks bro talk to you later .Inpho211

 

question about a canvas.

so i preped a cavas with some colourplace black white and red.
let it dry and tried to go to work with some decos.
but the decos kept friging up/sticking to the cavas and straight up not working?

got any sugestions ?>

 

Either

A) Still not dry, should be zero tackiness.
or
B) You got a bootleg canvas that is too soft and/or rough to use decos on.

Make sure to use your deco's in a black book or something first to check if they are working properly.

 

u can get am free at http://shop.usps.com/webapp/wcs/sto...10152&storeId=10001&productId=11655&langId=-1

 

anybody know of anybody writing sane?

 

Check on bombingscience's picture galleries, Flickr.com, 12oz, etc.
Do your research

 

has anyone used the new montana 92 cans? how do they compare to the hardcore ones?

and a little side note, i saw some montana gold cans at a local art store. i go to ask the guy at the register how much they are and he says 10.25... i actually lol'd.

 

im planning to roller a bridge that hasnt been painted at all yet
do i need to use oil based paint or will latex based hold up to the weather?

 

doesnt matter i like to use latex based paints for roller they stay up just as long and oil based drys up and get nasty if sits to long

 

If you use latex make sure that it's exterior

 

I've got a few questions for you guys.

First off...whats the best way to practice shadows? I just can't get shadows down for the LIFE OF ME. I have a nice style now that I like, but the shadows get me every time. It always ends up looking so crappy.

I usually do marker/stencil stuff...so I'm new to painting really. It sounds so dumb...but how far away should I hold the can from what I am painting on? I have a variety of different caps, but all my lines always come out either way to thick or VERY drippy. Whats the technique I'm missing here.

Thanks for any insight. Peace.

 

So can you go painting with a regular store bought can or do yo have to have caps?

 

1) Just look up some picks on the internet and try and copy the shadow (and the letter it goes with) + practice makes perfect

2) 6 to 8 inches (thats the popular saying (banksy says 8)). + dont spray in one spot for too long, thats what causes the drip, i also depends if the surface is wet or not. I recommend trying to spray in daylight, just to get the hang of it (helped me alot)

Yes you can, get down with the stock caps, if your a master with stockcaps, imagine what you ccan do with the other onez

 

i can paint with them they just kill my fingers grrrrr!

 

it did that to me at first
now its pretty ok
And its just because your finger is not used to holding something down for that long, they get small cramps

 

i got a q
i see those letter stickers round, like the ones hard ass fuhhhhh to get off
were can u get those?

 

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