Hip Hop Graffiti

A piece is a large, colorful mural created with spray paint, often featuring intricate designs and characters.

Cornbread, a Philadelphia-based graffiti artist, is widely regarded as the godfather of graffiti for his pioneering work in the 1960s and 1970s.

A tag is a simple, one-color graffiti signature, typically consisting of the artist's name or initials.

A throw-up is a quickly executed, two-color graffiti piece, typically consisting of simple letters or words.

A stencil is a graffiti stencil, typically made from cardboard or plastic, that is used to create a design or pattern.

A piece artist is a graffiti artist who specializes in creating large, colorful murals.

A tagger is a graffiti artist who specializes in creating simple, one-color graffiti signatures.

A throw-up artist is a graffiti artist who specializes in creating quickly executed, two-color graffiti pieces.

A stencil artist is a graffiti artist who specializes in creating graffiti stencils.

A graffiti crew is a group of graffiti artists who work together to create graffiti.

A graffiti clash is a graffiti battle between two or more crews.

A graffiti show is a graffiti exhibition, typically featuring the work of multiple artists.

A graffiti zine is a graffiti magazine, typically produced independently by graffiti artists.

A graffiti gallery is a graffiti website, typically featuring the work of multiple artists.

A graffiti film is a graffiti documentary, typically featuring the work of multiple artists.