TwitDraw.com is a site that lets you create graffiti and share them on Twitter in an extremely easy way.
The site is pretty simple, is a board with six tools with which we can make our own artworks (undo, start over, brush, color, width and opacity). Once created the drawing, below it is a text box where we can add something to our creation (no more than 100 characters) and then send it as a tweet.
The result can be viewed by anyone as well as the video showing the process of creating the artwork and I can assure you, there’s real work worthy of a museum in his gallery
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Now THAT IS what I’d deem an interesting take on things. What I would suggest though is speaking to other people involved in the scene and bring to light any conflicting points of view and then update your site or create a new post for us to read. I hope you’ll take my ideas, I’m looking forward to it! Try to cover off on some graffiti characters as well if possible, they’re quite popular at the moment.
I really like your writing style, its not generic and extremly long and tedious like a lot of blog posts I read, you get to the point and I really enjoy reading your articles! Thanks for sharing..
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