Graffiti Tag Throw Up Piece

Throw ups sit between a graffiti tag and a graffiti piece however are usually accompanied with tags.

Graffiti tag throw up piece. The throwie more often than not is rendered in two to three colors wherein the darker color which is usually a gloss or flat black serves as the outline. When a graffiti writer goes out bombing they re usually either putting up tags or throw ups all over their area. Another form of graffiti is the throw up or throwie. Tagging is the simplest type of graffiti usually done quickly in spray paint markers or pens and lacking artistic form. A fill is also the interior base color of the piece of graffiti. They re usually done in bubble letters often in one color with a differently colored outline. Throw ups are now recognized as a middle ground between putting up a simple tag and doing full pieces and they became the basis for what graffiti would evolve into since much of the earlier throw ups emphasized losing the lines between the letters to give them momentum and flow.

A throw up involves more work than tagging usually having two or three colors and done in bubble letters. Stenciling can be a quick way to produce more complicated graffiti designs and by using two or more layers you can produce color. A tag can legitimately be covered by a throw up and a throw up by a piece and this is commonly done without incident. In beef competition throwies can be used as artillery to go over pieces murals and so on. Throw up throw up or throwie is a widely referenced graffiti term most commonly used to describe tag like drawings of bubble letters designed for quick execution we all know why of graffiti words and usually consisting of artist s name and only two colors. A piece of graffiti that is either filled in a rush or a solid fill also referred to as bombs throw ups or throwies. A throw up is something that can be done quickly and repeatedly while still identifying the writer.

Occasionally graffiti artists incorporate faces into throw up fonts.