Do you dream of covering your room's walls with graffiti? Here are a few examples of sketch (graffiti on a sheet of paper) for practicing. No need to get bogged down under heaps of material: a large sheet of Canson paper (French format "raisin"), pencil, large marker and some watercolours or felt pens will do the trick!
The letters of your graffiti should almost seem alive!
The colours must dazzle: make them fun by reaching for the flashiest colours at the bottom of your drawer!
It is important that you put your graffiti in a "backdrop" of colour which will make it all the more striking. Do not use the same colours as the ones you used for the letters.
Here are the more "sober" models, which are still quite impressive.
1) The effect of the graffiti is strong enough all by itself that we can get away with a rather simple background and dynamic (there's that word again!) yet subtle framework.
2) A less aggressive style. To make the background, simply cut out a cover in the shape of your graffiti and splatter on some drops of paint (you will need thicker paper for this).
Links
[1] https://www.cansonstudio.com/kids
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[3] https://www.cansonstudio.com/printpdf/1062
[4] https://www.cansonstudio.com/print/1062
[5] https://www.cansonstudio.com/learn-draw
[6] http://en.canson.com/drawing-sketch/canson-1557
[7] https://www.cansonstudio.com/activities-kids-draw-fashion-designer