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"VanDisT" (Graffiti Mindmap) (Graffiti History (Graffiti Kings…

- - - - Aerosol art – Graffiti in which pictorial elements are incorporated into the designs, often referencing cartoon and comic book characters from popular culture.
      - Angels – Famous or respected graffiti artists who have passed away.
      - Background – the picture plane onto which a piece is painted.
      - Back to back – Graffiti that covers a wall from end to end, trains sometimes receive end to end painting when a carriage has been painted along its entire length.
      - Tags – a quickly rendered stylised signature of a graffiti artist’s pseudonym (street name), using a felt-tip pen or spray paint – often intended as a marker of the writer’s presence.
      - Bite – To steal another artist's ideas, name, lettering or color schemes. Seasoned artists will often complain about toys that bite their work.
      - Black Book – a graffiti artist's sketchbook. Also known as a "piece book."
        
        Blockbusters - straight letter style, simple throw ups with a minimal use of colour that covers up the work of other writers.
        
        Bombing – hitting an area hard with graffiti.
        
        Buffing – cleaning or removal of graffiti.
        
        Burners – a well executed piece.
      - Writer - What an graffiti artist calls himself.
      - Toy - A new graffiti artist who is in inexperienced.
      - Throw-ups – large, quickly rendered letters, usually in a ‘bubble-style’, spray-painted in two colours, one for fill and one for outline. They often consist of only two letters, either the first and last, or first and second letters of a graffitist’s name.
      - Legal – a graffiti piece or production that is made with permission. Writers normatively have to have gained experience writing illegal graffiti in the streets for a considerable amount of time to be respected for legal graffiti.
      - Wildstyle – an intricate, interlocking type of calligraphy that is difficult and almost impossible to read using computer, gothic lettering or 3-D lettering, blended colours, and cartoon characters.
      - Graffiti Piece - An Graffiti Piece is a dedication to someone or something through that practice of visual art.
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      - SEEN
      - Claw
      - T-Kid
      - LUSH
      - FUTURA
      - Smith
      - Shepard Fairey (Street Art)
- - - - Legal Graffiti can lead to your graffiti being displayed in art galleries, performances and sold at auction/online.