How To Do The Graffiti Letter G

Hello, this is Julian from Graffiti Kings, London and today we are going to take you to, the letter G. Right, the letter G. Okay, I am going to go with, go with, lowercase? Uppercase? If we do lowercase, you know we have our bowl side here and then you can kind of do a nice sushi tail on it.

You know, sometimes we do bubble letters. It's a nice letter to give, because it's got loads of different sections on it. But, if you go uppercase, you can kind of keep it so it has its kind of big detail here and a lower rounded shape, and just put like some edges on this bit so it's definitely a G and not a C.

Often, just by you know, one line coming in, so you got the center of your G here. That makes it that. Just like you got the letter Q, it has its thing.

The letter G has its thing that makes it. It can't be any other letter but G. So, I am going to go over capital because I like the compactness of it, whereas if you were going to do like a lowercase, you know, you can take it down.

I am going to keep it compact. Right, the letter G. I want it to be so there is no confusion what the letter is.

It's just, it's a G. You know, there might be other letters. I mean, personally, it's one of those letters that's more like a filler but you still want it to have a similar flare and a similar amount of, you know, it's got the same stylistics and the same kind of flow, just like the other letters.

So, no reason to treat it with any less respect. Draw a little bit more attention up here just by, giving it just a little flick, coming off of the outside. Then you have your long curve here, long curve.

And then, I want to separate here, just to give it a little drop, just a tiny drop, nothing too extravagant. Right, so in the sketch format, I want people to be walking past, driving past and go, there's a letter G, there is. Shouldn't really be any mistake in that, and you should be happy with that, well, I'm happy with that.

There's the letter G, folks. .