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Our Graffiti Throw-up Clothing Collections
As our brand takes inspiration from street art and graffiti, we decided to create the graffiti inspired graphics for our No Face No Case Throwie Clothing Collection, Weirdo Throwie Clothing Collection, and our Misfit Throwie Clothing Collection to celebrate the infamous graffiti throw-up style. The clothing collections comprehend various garments such as graffiti throw-up hoodies, graffiti throw-up sweatshirts, graffiti throw-up t-shirts, graffiti throw-up shorts, and graffiti throwup hats & stickers.
What is a throw-up or throwie in graffiti?
Graffiti throw-up or throwie is a widely known term used within the graffiti community. It is a type of graffiti consisting of bubble letters of various complexity, but overall it is a simple graffiti style. In fact, it is thought to be executed fastly not to get caught by the guards.
Usually, it represents the artist's name. It can be with a single-color outline (the quickest one), which is also known as graffiti hollow, or in two colors by adding also a filling.
What is the difference between a throw-up and a tag?
A tag is a graffiti artist’s signature, usually done quickly with one color and simple lines. A throw-up is more complex, involving bubble letters and sometimes multiple colors.
How long does it take to do a graffiti throw-up?
A throw-up is designed to be quick, often taking just a few minutes to complete. The goal is to create recognizable art without getting caught.
What materials do I need for a graffiti throw-up?
Basic materials include spray paint in one or two colors, for the filling and for outlining. Some artists also use stencils. If you want to draw on paper you need a set of markers.
Can anyone do a graffiti throw-up?
Yes! With practice and creativity, anyone can learn to create a throw-up. It’s all about developing your style and practicing your technique.
How do you write graffiti throw-up?
Creating a graffiti throw-up is all about mastering the basics and letting your creativity flow. Here’s a simple guide to get you started:
- Choose Your Name: Your graffiti name or tag is your identity. Pick something unique that represents you.
- Practice Your Letters: Start with bubble letters. These are round and easy to draw quickly.
- Outline Your Throw-up: Use a single color for a basic throw-up. For more complexity, add a second color to fill in the letters.
- Practice Speed and Style: The key is to be fast while maintaining a recognizable style. Practice makes perfect!
If you're curious to learn more about graffiti throw-ups, their history, features, and techniques, check out the video below. And if you're passionate about graffiti and street art, don’t forget to subscribe to the Mural Graffitis' YouTube channel for more tips and inspiration.