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• Toy

  A Toy (otherwise known as a pawn) is an unskilled, new or inexperienced graffiti artist or writer. Toy tags or pieces are usually crossed out with the word toy or the crossers tag around it

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• Wheatpaste

  Wheatpaste (also known as potato paste, flour paste, rice paste, Marxist glue, or simply paste) is a liquid adhesive made from vegetable starch and water. It has been used since ancient times for various arts

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• Graffiti tag

  Graffiti tagging is probably the most widely used version of Graffiti. They are quick and easy to do. Some tags are usually found under a graffiti piece and used as a signature, whilst most tags

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• Wildstyle

  Wildstyle is one of the most widely used forms of Graffiti, along with Graffiti tags. Often a part of a piece, Wildstyle is denoted by a colorful, large style of writing. The letters written in

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• Main Page

  Welcome to Graffiti. We are currently editing over 42 articles, and you can help About this wiki| New pages| Categories| Wiki tutorial| Help pages Graffiti[] This page is all about the worldwide Graffiti culture. Add

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• King

  The term King (or Queen when referring to a female writer) within the Graffiti universe is used only when reffering to the most well-known artist in a metropolitan area. They are the best of

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• Throw-up

  Bala

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• Knight

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• Paint marker

  A paint marker is a type of marker pen that is used to create permanent writing on a variety of surfaces from paper to metal to stone. Unlike with most permanent markers the ink is

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• Beef

  Beef is defined as having a grudge with or starting another writer or crew. Beef, in Graffiti, is very common, and can be spotted if a work of graffiti is lined, or crossed out, or

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• Permanent marker

  A Permanent marker is a common graffiti tool for graffiti artists or taggers. Marker graffiti, or graffiti tags are usually found indoors, for example, in toilet cubicles, train doors etc. Very rarely is graffiti with

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• Artline 100

  The Artline 100 is a Permanent marker with a 12 millimetre nib. However, the Artline 100 was not made for graffiti, and therefore, is very easy to clean off. The Artline 100 comes in a

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• Graffiti masterpiece

  The term Graffiti masterpiece (or simply known as graffiti piece) is used to describe a full work. Most often placed on walls, billboards, traincars, and other large objects found throughout metropolitan areas, "Pieces" are the

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• Artline 90

  The Artline 90 is a chisel point permanent marker with a 5 millimetre nib. This marker is easy to use, however, does not stand out. The Artline 90 was not made for graffiti, and therefore

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• Artline 130

  The Artline 130 is part of the Artline series of permanent markers. They have a 30 millimetre nib, and so are quite thick. However, the Artline 130 was not made for graffiti, and therefore, is

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• Artline 120

  The Artline 120 is a permanent marker with a 20 millimetre nib. This marker is easy to use and stands out. However, the Artline 120 was not made for graffiti, and therefore, is very easy

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• Graffiti Terminology

  All-CITY: When a writer or crew have his/her/their name all over the city. The one who are most up.

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• Angel

  An'Angel' is a term for when a highly respected or famous graffiti artist passes away. The people who admire an angel will tag the name of said angel putting a halo over that tag

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• Mop

  A mop is either a specially made or home made marker that is designed to have a large nib and to provide more ink or paint to the surface than a common pump action or

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• Molotow Masterpiece 767

  The Molotow Masterpiece 767 is a permanent marker specially made for graffiti. It has a nib of 60mm (6 centimeters), one of the biggest in the world. This marker was designed for Graffiti bombing, a

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• Digital graffiti

  see also: Virtual Graffiti Digital graffiti is the act of creating graffiti art using a computer visio] system. Various groups and companies have pioneered digital graffiti since technology advances made it possible. Most notably is

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• Artline 70

  The Artline 70 is a bullet point permanent marker, with a nib of 1.5 millimetres.

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• Flicks

  Flicks (single: flick) are a set of photographs depicting graffiti work. They are then usually posted on popular social networking or image hosting sites such as MySpace or Flickr.

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• Top-to-bottom

  A top-to-bottom is a piece on a train that covers the whole train car on one side including the windows and doors. A piece that covers end-to-end and top-to-bottom

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• Graffiti

  Graffiti (both singular and plural; the singular graffito is rarely used except in archeology) is art that is written, painted or drawn on a wall or other surface, usually without permission and within public view

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