In some cases they are arrested and charged and arrested for vandalism.Ī term to describe a very colorful well executed piece. Some buffer are so prolific that they get Graff fame and become the thing they hate. These jerks often create more vandalism than the original graffiti, and the ironic thing is that they become so involved with going over writers that they fall into the graff mentality themselves. Also this is used to describe the graffiti obsessed vigilantes that have nothing better to do than walk around town painting big grey boxes everywhere regardless of the surface. Used to describe the City Workers who do this for a living. It's often used for rolling backgrounds or for Rollers. This is paint that comes in gallon, five gallon and pint containers. We just call em’ Throwies or Fill In’s these days But this term isn’t used as much anymore. This type of graffiti can be done big and quick. This is generally what you see around town when people are bombing heavy. Mastered by our friends at Bubblicious gum Big Rounded letter forms that were the first evolution from the tag. This is especially useful when you're trying to tie your piece together with your homies or to completely cover the guys you just went over.
The Bubble background or design painted behind a piece to make it stand out from the wall. To bomb prolifically to basically Kill it. Example : "That Tagger did a bomb on my fence!" Used by squares who think they're hip to describe Graffiti. People don't really use this term much anymore. (archaic) Some big ass letters!!! This is large straight letter piece done in contrasting colors. You don't want to be associated with them. Those people are usually toys and never do real street graffiti. Also be suspicious of anyone who carry's them around all the time showing it off to whoever will look. Don't carry this around with you when you go painting. This used to be a no no, but in the internet age this is a common practice.
To overtly copy another Graffiti writers style or technique. This term is still commonly used for describing this. Like it or not, this is usually done on internet forums these days. It used to mean a place where writers would meet up, compare flicks settle beefs etc. (archaic) This is not something writers do in the age of internet. Cats are going all Country and All World these days! This basically means Your up everywhere with Handstyles, Throwups, Pieces etc.
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