Graffiti drawings Sketches. Cool graffiti-style letters
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Tips and Advice on How To Make Graffiti Alphabet
Graffiti alphabet is a work of art. Like all other art, it takes time and practice. Start by using cheap paper and canvas other. Once you have mastered the alphabet, you can move on to a wall or a larger, more permanent canvas. examples like the image below:
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Graffiti Tags Alphabet Names
Graffiti Tags Alphabet Names
Keane Graffiti is cool , very interesting and have beautifull design. Look green sketches keane graffiti above , some people can make graffiti design but not all people can be make a beautifull. Keane graffiti is one from many graffiti design which very amazing
The Lovely Tattoo of Legs Malone
I couldn't help notice the striking woman standing on the subway platform waiting for the R train. She was tall, had long shapely legs, a close-shaven head, and a small tattoo on the back of her left calf.
The R pulled in and, as luck would have it, we sat down next to one another on the train.
I had to introduce myself.
Turns out, I was sitting with a burlesque performer named with the stage name Legs Malone.
We didn't have a lot of time to talk, as she was exiting the train a stop or two earlier than me, but she obliged me for a photo by taking my camera and shooting the tattoo on the back of her leg:
She told me that this small tattoo (the only one visible on her frame) was inspired by a heart-shaped bruise that she wanted to replicate on her skin, but in a more aesthetically-pleasing way. The flowers around the heart are cherry blossoms.
The tattoo was inked at Fly Rite Studio by Charlie Foos, who is now at Read Street Tattoo Parlour in Baltimore. Charlie's work most recently appeared on Tattoosday here.
Thanks to Legs Malone for sharing her tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
The R pulled in and, as luck would have it, we sat down next to one another on the train.
I had to introduce myself.
Turns out, I was sitting with a burlesque performer named with the stage name Legs Malone.
We didn't have a lot of time to talk, as she was exiting the train a stop or two earlier than me, but she obliged me for a photo by taking my camera and shooting the tattoo on the back of her leg:
She told me that this small tattoo (the only one visible on her frame) was inspired by a heart-shaped bruise that she wanted to replicate on her skin, but in a more aesthetically-pleasing way. The flowers around the heart are cherry blossoms.
The tattoo was inked at Fly Rite Studio by Charlie Foos, who is now at Read Street Tattoo Parlour in Baltimore. Charlie's work most recently appeared on Tattoosday here.
Thanks to Legs Malone for sharing her tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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