Throwies are one of the most recognizable styles in graffiti—quick, bold, and designed for maximum impact. But many beginners struggle to get their throw-ups looking clean and consistent. In this post, we’re going to give you a few easy pointers for your throwie that you can implement today!

Throwies are a staple of graffiti art, offering a quick and effective way to create bold, recognizable designs. However, many beginner graffiti artists often struggle with balancing speed and quality, resulting in rushed, uneven throwies. In this guide, we'll dive into how to do graffiti throwies faster while maintaining clean lines, proper flow, and overall style. Let’s break it down step by step.

Wild styles are the most stylistic version of graffiti pieces, and the key here is that wild styles have no limit to how technical they can be. For this reason, wild styles come in a wide range of technicality, but one thing remains consistent. To be classified as a wild style, the graffiti needs to reach a minimum of style added to it that exceeds that of normal pieces.

Throwies are an essential part of graffiti and they’re largely used to get your name up in a big yet simple way. Today, our new video on YouTube, "5 Types of Graffiti Throwies” , goes over a few while sharing some pros and cons of each. Here, I want to summarize and explain some of those pros and cons for you guys.