What is it? What is it? What is it? What is it? YouTube? It is your boy, Dominic here at Common Sense Graphics. In today's video, I'm going to be talking about how to make graffiti on your iPad Pro and Pro Create. And let's get started. One of the first things that I do is I draw apparent guides. I make sure that they're perfectly level and everything. The bottom line is always going to be shorter and the top line is going to be longer because it helps me keep my letters in place as I draw my graffiti. And when you're drawing, you know, it's really easy to get them out of level. And so these guys really help and then I just lower the opacity of them later, you know, just so they're right in the way. But let's continue on because these guys really do help out as you can see in the video. And just like any of my other drawings, the first thing you should always do is just rough sketch out what you want to make. For me, I'm going to be trying something a little bit different. I'm drawing this random word. I believe the word I wrote is view. And it's just a really cool way that I'm drawing. It's kind of a little blocky slash curvy style kind of organic, sort of inorganic style. And it just looks really cool. So first thing you do is just want to get your base lettering out before you start adding all of the detail. The detail you do takes the longest the outlining is, you know, there's a pretty much you know, just have some fun with it. Make your rough sketch, make it look cool. It doesn't matter if you do any overlapping or any crazy lines. It doesn't work because you're always going to go back and edit it later. As you see here, I am now starting to outline process. And the outlining process is usually the longest for me because I want to make it look good. Depending if you want to use crisp clean lines or if I want to do, you know, like rough jagged lines. And this type of art I'm doing, I'm going to try doing more of a crisp clean style of lines. Excuse me. And it's really important that you also try to aim for long straight strokes instead of doing lots of many strokes. The better you are getting at your long strokes, it makes it look more clean instead of having to go over your line again as if you're, you know, sketching. And so outlining can be a bit difficult. And for me, what I did here is I took the image that I drew out, I copied it and I pasted it inside of a bigger folder. I went from a 2K file to a 4K file just to make it a bit bigger, a bit more longer as I'm now proceeding on to the detail. I'm not going to add any color to this image this time around just because I don't think I should. I can always do a video later based on the coloring because coloring is a huge long topic. But this one just for now black and white while I'm getting everything done, getting all the emphasis and stuff on there. But that's pretty much it when it comes to drawing your graffiti. Just really just have some fun with it because graffiti can be anything. It can look like anything. If you ever been to anywhere where there's a lot of graffiti, you look at it, you might not understand it just because graffiti is its own thing. It's whatever. It's art at its purest form. It can be anything. And you know, it's vigilant and it's it's beautiful. It's you know, it's always different. You never know what you're going to get because it's just always a bunch of things just don't together to make it look like it is. But as I said in this video, this is just basic graffiti black and white. Not going to do too much shading or anything like that. No colors. And that's pretty much it when it comes to this video. I hope you guys enjoy. But your boy dominance here at commasys graphics, Ray commas subscribe, hit that like button, show me some support trying to get better at this, trying to get myself going. Let me know if you guys stick down at the comments. Your boy out.