Showing posts with label graffiti wallpaper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graffiti wallpaper. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 August 2012

Graffiti Wallpaper

Hip Hop Graffiti Wallpaper websites let you download rap music artists, hip hop honeys, graffiti and celebrity photos and post them right on your desktop. These sites are everywhere, though which ones provide the best quality? Here's my list of where you can find hip hop wallpaper for your desktop.

Hip Hop Galaxy is site dedicated to promoting rap music and culture. They include industry news, music downloads and videos. The Graffiti Wallpaper section offers a selection of artists such as Fergie, Ying Yang twins and DMX. The selection isn't huge, but HHG definitely provides quality Graffiti Wallpaper of the most popular artists and is worth checking out.

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Monday, 30 July 2012

Graffiti Font

This modern history of Graffiti Font in the 60s in the West Coast of America, primarily Philadelphia. Some call this era the ground work era and it was artists such as Top Cat who began the evolution. Soon the movement spread to New York with writers inspired by their brothers across the country, resulting in 'attacks' of graffiti on trains as a method of political protest instead of directly violent acts. The style during this formative period in the history of graffiti is hard to discern with bubble lettering and wildstyle both being utilized heavily by different artists. However, as the movement moved forward into the 70s - the so called pioneering era, the wildstyle of Tracy 168 began to symbolize the arts movement.

At the same time in the history of Graffiti Font, we can see a major rise in the sheer number of tags being created by artists, with mass bombing and tagging becoming more active. The size of the works began to increase with artists preferring to move into safer areas such as train depots so that they could create more intricate works. This included groups such as TF5 painting entire cars with the ever more popular spray paint.

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