When it comes to designing a graffiti piece that truly stands out, few details have as much impact as extensions. Used well, extensions in graffiti elevate your wildstyle, create flow, and enhance letter structure, but used poorly, they can break your piece entirely. In this full breakdown, we’ll walk through a complete blackbook session, from base sketch to final details, and show you exactly how to build your letters, first analyze the fundamentals, and then add extensions that support your art, rather than sabotage it.

Welcome back, fellow graffiti artists! Today, we're diving into something that will really level up your graffiti game—a full-process 2-point perspective sketch. If you're looking to fuse traditional graffiti fundamentals with drawing techniques, like perspective and extensions, you’re in the right place.

In this post, I’m going to walk you through how to sketch a graffiti throwie using two-point perspective, and show you how to balance graffiti fundamentals with more formal art principles. Let’s jump right in!