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Graffiti Guides
Plain-English guides to graffiti: what a tag, throw-up, and piece are, the main lettering styles, slang, and a short history.
What Is a Tag in Graffiti?A tag is the simplest, fastest form of graffiti: a writer’s stylized signature. Here’s what a tag is, where the word comes from, and how it’s done.
What Is a Throw-Up in Graffiti?A throw-up (or throwie) is a quick graffiti name in bubble letters — bigger than a tag, faster than a piece. Here’s what it is and why writers do it.
What Is a Piece in Graffiti?A piece (short for masterpiece) is a large, multi-color graffiti artwork — the most elaborate and time-consuming form. Here’s what defines one.
Tag vs. Throw-Up vs. Piece: What’s the Difference?Tag, throw-up, and piece are the three core forms of graffiti, ranked by speed and complexity. Here’s a clear side-by-side comparison.
Graffiti Styles Explained: Wildstyle, Bubble, Blockbuster & MoreA plain-English guide to the main graffiti lettering styles — wildstyle, bubble, block, blockbuster, and 3D — and how to tell them apart.
Graffiti Slang Glossary: 15 Terms ExplainedA beginner-friendly glossary of graffiti slang — buff, get up, all city, toy, king, burner, and more — with plain-English definitions.
A Short History of GraffitiFrom ancient walls to 1970s New York subways and today’s global street art, here’s a short, readable history of modern graffiti.
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