The Growth Of Graffiti

It does not matter what type of art whether it is graffiti, painting, music, and film. It was most likely made how the artist wanted, having a meaning that only they know unless they feel free on sharing the meaning with the public. When looking at an art piece, at first you look at it like its a strange object but the longer you look at the piece the more thoughts that go through your head but no matter how hard you try you can not figure out the artist emotion, thought, or motive about their piece unless stated by the artist. A great example is graffiti, most people say its just vandalism, random words and abstract pieces, but that is not entirely true. Graffiti is not always on the side of building and trucks it has evolved to canvases, skateboards, paint jobs for cars, and people are even paining artist to paint their store fronts to attract customers.

Even though graffiti is becoming more acceptable in today world it is still seen an vandalism and childish even if it is done legally, on canvas, or done on the artist personal property.