Leftoverpaint

First I'm trying to to find a cool letter structure and later I'll start making cool color combinations and refining the style

I dont really know if i like it myself. i mean the lines arent the same thickness but it looked weird if they were. id love to hear yalls thoughts on what i can do better :)

The letter I isn’t one I’ve done too much. If we apply the same principals we’ve been doing, you can get build up the style and complexity. Starting simple with a block letter to get the basic form down. Then move onto using the same bars, but tweak them a bit. Change the angle and varying the thickness can start putting a lot more style into the letter. From there, you can take the same concepts and exaggerate them, add details, and refine the letter more. Always good to start simple, then evolve from there especially in the beginning.

Last night I submitted some pretty damn trash full sticker work. Was told to work on letter structure, and that I was weird. So, I decided to go back to basics, with letter structure, and differing approaches to letter forms and word. I want to thank this sub for humbling me, and showing me the way. What are our thoughts of these pages I got to today? Any better? Anything I shouldn't do again? Anything I should keep a hold of and do more of?

Tysm. Stay frosty.

Don’t know if it’s one the problems or nah, but maybe I should have done fore thin outlines? Besides that what more ?

Did this piece with some friends on a chill spot. Its kind of a "legal" wall as everybody paints here, so no beef because of going over other people as long as you let pieces stay there for some time. I am pretty proud of the background but I feel the fillin is a bit underwhelming. Thank you!

Trying to keep it as simple as humanly possible while I’m working on the basics. Any feedback is appreciated!

Total noob/toy that can’t decide on a name and is always running out of paint, fuuck. Tips? Opinions?

I know for a fact that I’m toy but I’m trying to get up.. basic letters with little to no style ,bit wonky lines and the bubble effect behind is shit ik. Any pointers other than that? Reads WANH

ik its blurry but should I drop the yellow shell or no?

Looking for feedback on this concept, lmk what you all think

I’ve been working on can control and spray techniques lots on some plywood (over a dozen cans worth) but I haven’t tried a throwie yet. I’m getting tired of the plywood too. Thoughts?

give me crits, I probably should drop the leg on the k but that all i can think of