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underlines (graffiti)
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Synonyme
- underline (graffiti)
Gehört zur Gruppe
Ersteller/in
- Jona Schlegel
- Stefan Wogrin
Bearbeitungshinweis
- "Underlines" in the context of graffiti refers to a line or lines that are added beneath a piece, tag, or throw-up. This element can serve various purposes, such as emphasising the graffiti writing, adding an additional layer of style, or creating a sense of grounding or stability for the piece. While underlines can be seen as a component of the overall outline of a graffito, they are distinct in their placement and function. An underline typically extends horizontally beneath the entire piece, tag, or throw-up, and may be straight, wavy, or take on other forms. It can be created in the same colour as the outline or in a contrasting colour to add visual interest. The use of underlines can be traced back to the early days of graffiti writing, and they continue to be a common feature in many styles of graffiti. They can be particularly effective in enhancing the visibility and impact of a graffito, especially in urban environments where graffiti must compete with a multitude of visual stimuli.
URI
https://vocabs.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/indigo/underlinesGraffiti
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