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HIS ISTORY WHAT IS GRAFFITI? Where did it start? In the late - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
HIS ISTORY WHAT IS GRAFFITI? Where did it start? In the late - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
GRAFFITI HIS ISTORY WHAT IS GRAFFITI? Where did it start? In the late 1960s, teenagers in Ne New Yor ork City ity began writing their names on the walls of their neighborhoods, although they actually used fictitious names. THE
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¿Where did it start?
In the late 1960s, teenagers in Ne New Yor
- rk City
ity began writing their names
- n the walls of their
neighborhoods, although they actually used fictitious names.
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THE PIONEER
The first to start doing what we know today as graffiti, without knowing it, was "T "Taki i 18 183" 3", a boy of Greek origin who at the age of 17 began to put his nickname throughout New York as he was a dealer.
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In the late seventies, graffiti reached its highest levels with the incorporation of images of popular iconography such as comic or cartoon characters, and even portraits and self-portraits in the form of
- caricature. With the incorporation of
these images, the complex master pieces appear on the scene, which in addition to distinguishing the great masters from the beginners, considerably increase the size of the works.
ITS EVOLUTION
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TYPES OF GRAFFITI
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Letters
Seen
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Model Pastel
Seal, Daim
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Illustrations
Etam Cru, Yash
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Arsek, Erase, Buff monster
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Geometry
Tavar Zawacki, Okuda
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Farid Rueda, Arlin
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Realism
Belin, Martin Ron, El Mac
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Printed Paper
Obey
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Stencils
Banksy, Koralie
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Trombone
Patrick Commecy
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Interaction with the enviroment
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¿It It is is Graffiti?
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¿what is is the diference?
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¿What picture do you like most?
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Practice 1
Make a graffiti with letters on an A4 sheet with free technique, and incorporating different visual textures.
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Practice 2
We will make a mural in the courtyard of the institute where we will capture the ethical values that our society needs.
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Necessary material:
- A Bat or old clothes
- Cut plastic bottles
- Brushes
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Practice 3
In groups of 3 to 4 people take pictures of graffiti of the area, analyze them and make a comment about them, taking into account the type of graffiti, style, message, typography, colors, composition textures, surface adaptation, etc. * Delivery in pdf.