Taking a word and trying to break it down to see what it means to you becomes a key factor then in how you approach creating your piece and that requires you to experiment and fail often in your sketches. For example, taking a piece from another writer and trying to emulate his writing in order to get a better understanding of how he created certain shapes or how certain styles work. Some might think this makes you a toy if you copy down the works of others but everyone is influenced and inspired by other writers, no writer is an island to him or herself so being able to look at your influences and figure out what you like about what they do and what you don’t like and incorporate that into your work is key to finding your own individual style. Think of it as your research and development center for your entire career. There are numerous ways you can break down the required skills of putting up a tag and practice them individually within your blackbook.
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The blackbook or sketchbook is so important because it allows you to find your voice and style as a writer without having to spend tons of money on graffiti equipment or show everyone every failure you make. For a graffiti writer the blackbook is a constant necessity that lets you know you are growing and experimenting as a writer.
Practice makes perfect and if you’re looking to perfect any skill in graffiti then sketching in a blackbook is the number one way to up your skill level.
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