Quick Graffiti lessons 101:
Step 1. Create a quick and generally brief stencil.
Step 2. Find a small spray bottle, just dig around your mothers bathroom and empty out a bottle, clean it thouroughly.
Step 3. Fill the bottle with water and paint of your color or ink. I used Indian Ink and regular black paint, and with too much water the paint became really wet and gross. however, with a good paint --> water ratio, with more paint than water, i was able to get a pretty good dry spray effect.
Step 4. Use packing tape to tape your stencil to a paper plate.
Step 5. Spend 53q2508398 hours trying to cut the stencil out of the plate using an X-acto knife. I prefered using stiffer paper, because when i used the lighter flimsy printer paper it was tearing really fast before i could finish cutting it out. Laying the masking tape completely over the stencil on to the plate has a few effects. 1, it holds it in place so it doesnt slide around. 2. It makes it harder to catch the paper and tear it before youre done with it and 3. It makes it easier to cut more detailed lines.
Step 6. Take your home made poor mans "spray paint" and hit the town. That pretty stencil you just made with the paper plate that is advertising VDCore and the website can now be easily painted on to any surface. Its longevity, however, is going to be dependant on the ink or paint you use. I made sure i used on that was very water resistant, very oil based and a bitch to get out of cloths. Anyway, get VDC free traffic by plastering it all over town.
Step 2. Find a small spray bottle, just dig around your mothers bathroom and empty out a bottle, clean it thouroughly.
Step 3. Fill the bottle with water and paint of your color or ink. I used Indian Ink and regular black paint, and with too much water the paint became really wet and gross. however, with a good paint --> water ratio, with more paint than water, i was able to get a pretty good dry spray effect.
Step 4. Use packing tape to tape your stencil to a paper plate.
Step 5. Spend 53q2508398 hours trying to cut the stencil out of the plate using an X-acto knife. I prefered using stiffer paper, because when i used the lighter flimsy printer paper it was tearing really fast before i could finish cutting it out. Laying the masking tape completely over the stencil on to the plate has a few effects. 1, it holds it in place so it doesnt slide around. 2. It makes it harder to catch the paper and tear it before youre done with it and 3. It makes it easier to cut more detailed lines.
Step 6. Take your home made poor mans "spray paint" and hit the town. That pretty stencil you just made with the paper plate that is advertising VDCore and the website can now be easily painted on to any surface. Its longevity, however, is going to be dependant on the ink or paint you use. I made sure i used on that was very water resistant, very oil based and a bitch to get out of cloths. Anyway, get VDC free traffic by plastering it all over town.
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