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Common questions about this coloring page
Focus on the thick, often bubble-like outlines, flowing lines, and integrated elements like arrows or stars. Explain that graffiti often playfully distorts letters and shapes to make them expressive and dynamic.
For graffiti, bright, vibrant, and high-contrast colors are ideal! Encourage your child to be bold. Rainbow colors, neon shades, or unexpected combinations like pink and green or blue and orange will make the picture lively and authentic to the graffiti style.
Suggest using crayons for larger areas and thinner colored pencils or markers for the finer patterns. Emphasize that it's not about perfection – graffiti is also about freedom of expression! Small 'mistakes' are part of it and make the picture unique.
Yes! Show your child how to color the 'shadow areas' (often the thicker lines or slightly offset outlines) in a darker shade than the main surface of the letter. This creates a cool depth effect and makes the shapes 'pop out'.
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