Graffiti Letters: Here's why you should try these amazing fonts in your writings

This tells you graffiti is gaining popularity and you shouldn't be a novice of the new wave of the proliferating fonts.

If you look around you will see a growing presence of graffiti on your street walls, bridges, and many other public places.

This tells you graffiti is gaining popularity and you shouldn't be a novice of the new wave of the proliferating fonts.

From what used to be an urban nuisance to an appealing string of letters on the street, the art of graffiti is becoming a professional business, thanks to the growing spate of street arts in cities like Lagos.

Graffiti, according to Wikipedia, are writings or drawings that have been scribbled, scratched or painted illicitly on a wall or other surface, often within public views.

These letters are unique, stylish and beautiful.  You can hardly pass by without noticing the attractive and compelling presence of these fonts wherever they are inscribed.

The aesthetic values of these letters or fonts cannot be overemphasized and this is why is it ideal for you to try using the fonts of the streets in your writings and designs.

 

There are zillions of incredible graffiti fonts to use, you can try out some of them and maybe by mistake you will discover a new style of graffiti fonts and eventually patent it.

You never can tell what would happen if you keep trying.

But for your benefits, you can try out some dope graffiti fonts like Resize Typeface, Bling Bling's Font, Okami - Brush Font, Crazy Marker Graffiti Font, Handstyle Graffiti, Bombing, Urban Jungle, Blow Brush, Fresh Prince, Polla, Gang Gang Design and many others you find appealing.

Apart from using graffiti to write or design, the fonts can be used to express powerful messages. It can be used to raise awareness on social issues.

It is also the adopted fonts for urban arts. Let us just say Graffiti is born and nurtured on the street.

The wide appeal and application of these fantastic fonts have also gained acceptance in the corporate world as business entities and government also use it for expressions.

There is also a strong connection between Graffiti and political agitation and rebellion. In the 1980s before the end of apartheid in South Africa, graffiti was a popular expression on the street.

 

It was used to express the yearnings of the people to challenge the status quo. Thus giving voice to the voiceless.

Again, Graffiti like other forms of arts can be used to express emotions and ideas. In many instances, it has been used to convey messages about love, endurance, hope and so on.

Graffiti art is interesting because it has a wide appeal across generations. This art was relevant in the past for it was famous among those we can refer to as senior citizens today.

In 2017, graffiti has refused to go into the archives as African countries like Kenya and Nigeria embrace this beautiful writing and design art.

Another spectrum where graffiti is prominently recognized is in the hip-hop culture. The art is highly appreciated in music videos and B-boying.

This explains the reasons why millennias embrace this form of art and design more than anything else.

Graffiti is honestly appealing and it is high time you started learning and practicing it in your writings and designs.

Meanwhile, while you are considering playing with graffiti till you master the arts, you should not that it costs you nothing but a can of spray paint and marker pens as these are the two popular materials for the art in modern times.

 

However, while you are trying your graffiti skills, make sure you do not inscribe the fonts on neighbours' properties without their permission as this may be considered as defacement or vandalism of their properties. 

Start covering your expressions in graffiti now, you'll certainly love to see your beautiful inscriptions making statements on the walls of your streets.

ALSO READ: 5 basic tutorials to improve your techniques

 

 

 

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