in all honesty, trouble with the law comes with the territory.

in some cities they have legal walls for you to hit up on, so ask around. die-hard writers wont hit those walls because they look at it as half-assing and cheating the process, but they are good places to show off your skills and practice your art.

as far as styles to practice with..........i started by using the letters from credits on "the fresh prince of bel-air". i found that they were clean and simplistic. once i mastered those.....i began to complicate 'em up. but dont rush things. graf style takes years to define like any other talent.....so dont feel rushed or frustrated with your work/progress.

my advice...
if your really interested, purchase a graf mag or graf video and do your research.

oner...


s.v.

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