Graffiti letters
Graffiti letters as a writer’s hand puts them on a wall: fast, leaning, each with a flick of its own. Here is the alphabet in Sedgwick Ave Display, drawn from graffiti handwriting, and in four more street fonts, from marker to dripping paint. Open a letter to see it big and hollow, or print the alphabet to colour.
03 / In other fonts
The alphabet in 4 more fonts
Each from the catalogue, free to use. Open one to see all its letters and the fonts closest to it.
04 / By hand
How they are drawn
Print the hollow letters to colour, or draw your own: the outline is what makes them.
- Tag
- A writer’s name, in one colour and one quick hand. Sedgwick Ave Display is drawn from that handwriting.
- Throw-up
- Fat, rounded outline letters, filled fast in one colour: close cousins of bubble letters.
- Piece
- Short for masterpiece: letters with an outline, a fill, highlights and often a 3D edge. Wildstyle pieces lock them together with arrows.