To this day we will feature several types of graffiti fonts. Exactly 16 graffiti fonts best. In 16 different types of fonts that you can see various forms of the type and character of a graffiti fonts that have long circulated. (by - http://guardian-graffiti-alphabet.blogspot.com)
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There are many ways or solutions to create a graffiti even for someone who is learning to also to do so easily and without any fear. This is because art is a freedom without any true value or not. The solution of this problem is to create graffiti with the way online. There are many online applications that provide, for example Playdo Graffiti, graffiti creator. But this time we set aside for graffiti creator first because we will discuss graffiti playdo. First you try to visit the website graffiti.playdo.com, then you will be taken to a menu or the media to make a graffiti with a spraycan. There you will be given the choice and freedom in choosing the color you want used. For more details, you should immediately visit the website to better know as clearly. (by - http://guardian-graffiti-alphabet.blogspot.com)
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Graffiti is an art that has existed since long. There are several ways and methods of making graffiti. Examples are drawing directly to the wall with a spraycan, drawing graffiti design as a wallpaper with the computer, drawing on a paper / books and so forth. To form or by any graffiti motif has many types and categories. There is graffiti alphabet, graffiti letters, graffiti Sketches, 3D graffiti, bubble graffiti, graffiti mindGem and much more. Because graffiti has a lot of force then we must know how to make it right. The Following Are A Few tips to get you started, but the rest is up to you and your aerosol (or paintbrush beside it, or pen).
Things You'll Need: Paper Pencil Marker Font/script templates Aerosol spray paint Paintbrush Roller Chalk or charcoal Waterproof varnish
1. Practice on paper first. Most artists start with their names. Start with a pencil and play around with it. Templates can be easily procured online if you're uncomfortable free-handing bubble and 3D font. 2. Graffiti typically uses overlapping lettering. Try using a bubble font: vary between rounded edges/angles or sharp. A 3-D effect can be attained by using a darker color to shade the outside area of one side of each letter you write. 3. Don't feel constricted to the alphabet. Even to your name you can add character and personality through creative use of symbolism: speech bubbles, small caricatures, objects to replace letters in a word (for example, the image of a life preserver instead of the letter "O"). 4. Trace over your penciled lines with black. Finally, use shading and lots of color. Use a fine-tipped utensil first, then shade using a thick-tipped tool such as a marker. 5. Keep practicing and looking at work that other graffiti artists have done. It's the primary way to learn and improve! As you move to a larger (and possibly outdoor) arena, you can replace pencil sketches with charcoal and chalk, and use a variety of spray paint to add color and permanence. Brushes and rollers can be used as well. Start with lighter colors and work up to darker colors. Varnish can also be thinly applied after the paint dries to ensure permanence. (by : http://guardian-graffiti-alphabet.blogspot.com)
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I had another person ask me the other day about this video that I have on my YouTube. Why did I do it, how I did it?
The glasses, the solarized effect and the apparently odd manner of my presentation on a serious topic like panic attacks. People apparently who know me or have seen my work as a psychologist in some way expect a video presentation of a more ‘professional’ style. So I get asked why did I do it like that? To which I answer, there is an old rule of psychotherapy - don’t give people what they expect. Its really a rule of human communication in general - don’t give people what they expect.
After they hear this explanation they seem to be satisfied because no more is said or asked by them. This has struck me as a bit odd because my answer I think begs another question - why not?
Why not give people what they expect?
If anyone ever asked me this I am not sure what I would answer. My first thought is that it would depend on the situation where the unexpected communication occurred. In psychotherapy I think it certainly has its place. If a client comes to therapy they will have an expectation of what is going to happen what they will say, what I will say and so forth.
If they leave with what they expected then the session was OK to average, to not much good. If the person gets what they did not expect in the session then it is much more likely that the session was more effective. Of course not every session a client attends can provide some kind of profound epiphany. But in the overall approach there needs to be at times unexpected communications by the therapist.
This will stop the therapy becoming routine. In one way psychotherapy is about unbalancing the client or putting them in a state of disequilibrium. They enter therapy with a psyche or psychological makeup that is a functional whole. That functional whole may be causing them pain but it still is a functional whole. If therapy can destabilise that functional system then the parts of that system are more able to be rearranged such that a new structure is obtained. That new structure can then lead to less pain being experienced by the individual. It seems reasonable to conclude that if the client gets something they did not expect then that will have a destabilised effect.
Society is like personality. Revolution destabilzes it. Once done then change is more likely to occur. Psychotherapy can be seen as creating a revolution in the personality.
Another reason is something far less ethereal and recondite. It gets the Free Child of the client into the room and that is something you certainly want in therapy. If that video was of me standing there is psychotherapist type clothing, in a psychotherapist type manner in front of a white board with a pointer what ego states of the viewer are going to be elicited. Probably Adult with maybe some interested Child if the topic of panic attacks was of interest.
Because of my presentation I would suggest that much more Child ego state in the viewer is elicited. First they are far more likely to remember it than if it was done in the other way. As indeed would happen in a therapy session if something unexpected happened. If I can get the client’s Free Child into the communications with me that is a very good thing for a successful outcome for the session.
However we now have another problem. Because I have let out one of my trade secrets people will now begin to expect the unexpected. Thus we end up back to where we were before.
However there are ways and means to deal with these things and I can’t tell all my trade secrets. Well not all at once.
Ordinary common graffiti bubble is widely used in the manufacture of additional letters only without other designs. This is where creativity is needed to modify even the increase to a higher-level design and interesting. Bubble in a character. Now the question is how to draw characters with graffiti bubble letters? Do you remember the Snorks? If not, They were the resource persons a cheap knock-off of the Smurfs, but the setting stores place in the ocean and They Had long tubes at the top of Their heads. Why is this Important? Well in the tutorial above, you'll find out how to draw a character with graffiti bubble letters. That Happens to resemble That character of a Snork. So good luck and have a snorky. For more go into details let you see the video below. (by: http://guardian-graffiti-alphabet.blogspot.com)
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