Art of Graffiti

How To Draw Bubble Letters Graffiti?

If you are designing a sign, brochures, or posters using a hand-drawn characters, interesting effects and is simple enough to draw letters as if they were formed from bubbles or balloons. Using colored pencils, crayons or watercolors, you can create an attractive header for your signage. In this example we will use colored pencils to draw and shade graffiti letters.

Draw Bubble Letters Graffiti Step 1

Sketch out the basic frame of your letter using the block-letter format. All you need is a simple straight line sketches of each letter. (Stencil can also be used to sketch in order) Sketch. Lines are so few that they can be easily removed later, after you draw the letters in the form of bubbles in the vicinity. By placing the letters close together, you will have the effect of overlapping when you pull out the bubble shape. In this example, the letters are placed on the bow, not a straight line, to add motion and expressions for the word.

Draw Bubble Letters Graffiti Step 2

Drawing a bubble-shape by sketching lines parallel to the base-line center who form the framework of the letters as pictured here. When you reach the end of the line frame-mail, just proceed to the other side to draw a rounded arch. In the area of the letters covered by the framework, drawing a round shape that follows the general shape of the inner frame. You will take the form of letter shapes, 3D rose. By allowing the letters to overlap, they will appear more dimensional.

Draw Bubble Letters Graffiti Step 3

Remove lightweight framework which was drawn from the letters. Begin shading in the letters from the edge inward. Use smooth, light strokes to make the mixture smooth, fade because the center approach. Shade around the hole on the inside of the letters in the same way. Leave a strip of un-shaded white in the middle of the letter to describe the look reflected on the surface of the letter.

Draw Bubble Letters Graffiti Step 4

Smooth shading gently smudging with a sheet of folded paper or cardboard. Marks with letter strokes that follow the contour. Use the eraser to draw and define more sharply highlighted. Touch up the outlines of the letters to make them more even and sharp. You now have the techniques to draw bubble letters fun and interesting! Try experimenting with multi-color letters or more opaque or transparent colors. You are sure to enjoy the effects you generate.

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