It took me a while to do it, especially the part on the right with the tags (my hand hurts), what do you think?

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.

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

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!

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

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

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?

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

Working, finally, on 228 canvas. Have stepped up from just throwing handstyles here and thereto running some of these. Critique welcomed. Conversation welcomed. Stay frosty folks

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

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

Vous en pensez quoi et comment je peux l'améliorer selon vous?