go bigger... even when you practice.. seems like a waste of paper, but going this small only makes sense if you want to perfect a miniature tag, cuz when you walk up to a wall and try something big, it isn't coming from anything you've practiced/mastered. hell-- you may even create a better flowing tag when you practice going big by letting your arm do the writing VS these wrist & hand tags on paper
No need, draw bigger man. The letters aren't bad, simple, but it's too small Rat, go simple for now my man. Write your letters like you see them on the keyboard
Hi, I just recently became interested in graffiti. I've been trying out different names for a couple of days now and finally decided on one. I know that this tag isn't very good but I'd really appreciate it if I could get a critique on how to make it better. Thanks in advance.
hey guys. been a few months since I've been on i believe... but I've been busy progressing my game... crits? thanks.
Ekko: like the D, the k reminds me of my first k's... haha. I would work on the flow of the letters and how they work together. In my opinion the e and the u do not necessarily work well. Just keep on writing over and over again, your tag, and your letters/alphabet, and your style will start to develop! did something real quick for yah, although, i don't think its very good..
Zuser: I like it, but i can't read it if I'm being honest, no one will recognize it if you write like that, so work on legibility! thanks all!