LeadingEdge

Perve! Bump Senz and dead cops

http://www.citizen-times.com/videonetwork/2280529976001?odyssey=mod|tvideo2|article

got damn starting to look like new york out here

Thread's getting sloww Last one's stolen. Berth, Ergo, Creed, Over It, Ruinr.. Puttin' in time.

Stole Bump Melto. Keep your pictures of a sticker and a hollow on your camera, no one wants to see that shit. P.S SeminalFluidz is a super, super gay screen name. X2

That's a Nekst memorial, Tride and Burst I'm guessing? RIP. Bump Amos

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You went over the asian guy! Bump Avoid, doing work everywhere Travelling Tride Berth & Houla on most surfaces Purple weed

Bump Sjay. Wins & Fowl Horace & Moms Sour & Avoid putting in work.

Big B-Team. Props to young Roda! Bump OG Yors and Mines too.

All Stolen

For one, ya talk a lot kid... Secondly, hand fatigue happens, (mainly to those who don't paint ever). Paint every few days, and it goes away as your hand gets stronger. I have a callus in a circular shape on my index finger from NY fats. If you get fatigue, switch fingers(or hands). I usually use my middle finger and thumb for fills, and index for outline. Giving up at the end of a piece really destroys the whole outcome, so stay focused. If you want better letters, draw more! I use Rusto, and sekt adapters with an NY fat are pretty much all I use(lots of writers use this combo). Try and not think about how clean stuff is, just do it fast and steady and it'll come out clean with practice. I'd simplify the E, and keep that bottom bar uniform instead of flared. Keep the E's structure like a 3 instead of it getting broken into bars that barely connect at the bottom. The 3d and control need work, and I'd keep the S smooth and uniform, instead of making it narrow where the bars connect.

Names are a bitch if someone else has one, just add a number and no one will complain, ain't that hard. -Alts, that is a solid,good piece man. Only things you need to work on is maybe less extensions (some seem really random), and getting your lines clean and not shaky. What helped me out was looking where my line will go, instead of watching it as i paint to make sure it's clean. To clarify, just be confident in your strokes and don't over-think it. Keeping a rhythm helps too.

http://www.12ozprophet.com/news/steel-wheels-2012-atlanta Sicr in the Steel Wheels video, front page. These tags everywhere too.