Welcome to our blog on graffiti coloring techniques! As a graffiti artist, one of the most important skills you can have is the ability to create vibrant, dynamic color schemes in your work. In this post, we’ll be exploring some of the techniques you can use to add color to your graffiti, with a focus on using spray cans.

One of the most common techniques for adding color to graffiti is the “fade.” This involves gradually reducing the pressure on the spray paint can as you move the can away from the surface you’re working on. This creates a gradient effect, with the paint fading out as it gets further from the source. This technique is great for creating soft, atmospheric backgrounds or for blending different colors together.

Another technique for adding color to graffiti is the use of “channels.” Channels are areas of the graffiti piece that are dedicated to a specific color or color combination. By separating different colors into channels, you can create clean, defined lines and shapes, and you can also add depth and dimension to your work.