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Bombing Science and Fuse Awr

10/24/2022

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Here's an interview of Fuse Awr
(from the 'Bombing Science' Blog)
Awr is a Los Angeles graffiti artist 
who began painting
​in the 1980s, before relocating 
to Colorado in the 1990s.
INTERVIEW: FUSE AWR MSK
https://www.bombingscience.com/interview-fuse-awr-msk/
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"Native Son (This Saint Flyod)” 2016, aerosol on stucco, El Mac and Fuse Awr.
This mural is a collaboration with El Mac.
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Bombing Science ​is a web site
all about Graffiti Art!

     Bombing Science has been a great source for graffiti pictures since 1998 and a complete online graffiti supplies store.
     They are the official retailer and distributor for some of the most popular graffiti products such as: Molotow premium paint, DANG, Ironlak, Flame Paint, Krink markers and many more.
     They pride themselves on supporting graffiti artists from around the world, giving them exposure in their graffiti blog and supplying them with the finest tools.


​
Check out their Graffiti Photo Library…

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​​And...  they have Links to 60 different graffiti street art walking tours ​around the world!
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Plus a good Tutorial for beginners…
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    1. Intro
    "Graffiti techniques and tricks have grown tremendously over the years, and from its underground roots on the gritty streets, they’ve been past on and developed through word of mouth for years. But here at Bombing Science, we want to share our experience and knowledge of graffiti with you. We came up with some in depth analysis and some of the fundamentals of the graff game in this graffiti tutorial, all to help you master the craft. Nothing can bring you those super sharp outlines and flawless colour schemes quite like going out there and getting your hands messy. We explore the theory and some tips (literally) behind the essentials of graffiti. You’ll learn how to paint a graffiti piece from start to finish.
    We start off breaking down the basics of graffiti tools, from can control to cap selection, these are the essentials that everything else will be based on. Once that’s wrapped up, we jump into letter structure, the foundation of any graff piece,  from tags to burners. Once letter structure is established, style is then explored creating a sense of originality to a piece or throwie. From there we delve into the intricacies of the trade,  from extensions to cut backs, we cover them all so you can get a feel for when to use what, and why. Finally we jump into little tricks that often go overlooked but can come in handy in a big way."
  • 2. Can Control
  • 3. Letter Structure and Style
  • 4. Colour Theory and Fills
  • 5. Extra Doodads
  • 6. Backgrounds and Forcefields
  • 7. Tricks of the Trade
  (I especially like Mr. Ferocious’s techniques for extending the last bit of paint in the can or the trays when your on-site! -RQ)


And they also have...
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a forum​,​
https://www.bombingscience.com/graffitiforum/

and a shop!
https://shop.bombingscience.com/

Including FREE​ stuff!
https://shop.bombingscience.com/free-graffiti-supplies

They also have a great Blog...
with more Interviews, Reviews of supplies, featured artists, and videos!

https://www.bombingscience.com/

Check it out!
​Peace and Love -RQ



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