

The Exchange was started in 2005, with six participants from different areas of the United States. The group is currently made up of 35 members from 14 countries worldwide. The participants of The Exchange trade names and personal styles through sketches. This step is repeated until everyone in the group has traded outlines at least once.
The sketches are drawn, scanned, and traded via email. They are then printed out and executed by the receiving artist in their particular city.
The objective is to create an awareness of distinct lettering styles and trends. The goal is for all in the group to be able to become more versatile through attempts at graffiti styles out of their personal comfort zone. The artists in the group may learn new techniques and compositions from the exchange.
wow! damn fresh! i need to try a fill like this sometime......i like your terminology in your write up. keep sprayin dogg!!
ReplyDeleteboth the sketch and the execution are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteReally nice location too! good lighting.
Bold outline rocks!
You filled it in, and then you outlined it!
ReplyDeleteLooks great Host, I really dig the way you executed the sketch, with the patch blend, no extra wing dings and the caucasian double.
I only noticed the slight change in the O and T lean after you/Taboo pointed it out; your rendition looks really good.
I was wondering whether you would keep the piece "flat" or shade the overlapping sections with a dark color. I think it could have gone either way, and you definietly rocked the flat look with style.
Glad to hear you had fun with it.
yeah I reckon it rocks bro.. Loving it!
ReplyDeleteFresshh lemon sent fo sho homie!
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