Graffiti Letters Styles

Posted by admin on July 28, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Photo courtesy Gay Goodman Faux Real Floors . Hot Air Balloon Museum, Albuquerque New Mexico

Most graffiti letters styles are curvy 3 dimentional Hip Hop influenced. Few individuals have the artistic skills to create some of the cool art forms that you see on the internet and in art galleries or on the side of a building, train or rock.

Stencils have been use as a solution. Stencils help people like me who have the desire but don’t have the skills. In the hands of the gifted artist, stencils can help create images that are not possible by freehand. The images you see here were all created with Flattoos and with the exception of the Harley Davidson image were created by Gay Goodman of Faux Real Floors.

Flattoos created by Surface Gel Tek is a stencil system that has opened up a market for graffiti letters styles on concrete. The Flattoo system utilizes various gels that will carry color, preventing bleed and providing control. One of the biggest challenges with graffiti art is controlling your color from running or bleeding into another image.

Flattoos enable the artist to create graffiti letters styles using stains and dyes like with the control of a brush. Flattoos have led to the formation of Caribou Art a custom art business. Caribou Art can take any image and create Flattoos with the use of a graphics software program. Once the image is scanned the image is set for the appropriate size.

At the new New York Yankee Stadium, Flattoos will be applied to create baseball graffiti 20 feet in diameter on concrete walls.

If you happen to see graffiiti letters styles on the wall of a building take a digital image and e-mail it to Surface Gel Tek, the owner of Caribou Art and developer of the Flattoo.

Specify the dimensions, make any modifications and Surface Gel Tek will send you the Flattoos. When they’re large they come in pieces that are easily marked and assembled like a puzzle. Size does not matter, any size can be achieved.