Baybayin Tag - Fresh

Sleeping relatives in the next room. Told to paint their dining room. Can of yellow Spanish Montana (Hardcore) on hand with a pink dot cap... time to play.

"Sariwa" is the Tagalog word for "Fresh" (as in, freshly made, fresh ingredients, yo that shit is fresh). In Baybayin (Alibata), this would phonetically translate to "Sa-Di-Wa", as shown. This video isn't about graffiti or tagging, rather, it's about the technique used to write the Baybayin characters called "flaring". Using your wrist and distance from the wall to control the size of the spray, one can achieving lines that go from fat to skinny using this technique. Also, with the utilization of a farther spray, a mist effect can be observed on the fatter end of the line to achieve a shadowy look.

But, like all things fresh, it eventually goes stale. In this case, it gets buffed (painted over). Immediacy living a life of impermanence. That's the true meaning of life.

Track by Blue Scholars - Inkwell

All resemblance on the streets is purely coincidence. The owner of this youtube account does not claim to have done the acts shown in the video. The Bathala Project is only in association through uploading the video file.

The Bathala Project
http://www.thebathalaproject.com

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• baybayin
• alibata
• graffiti
• filipino
• pilipino
• flaring
• flare
• tag
• sariwa
• pink dot fat cap
• montana
• blue
• scholars

[530SICKO]

u need more practice homie

[glaradge]

i agree with 530sicko

[TaylorSwiftOnMyFace]

i'd hurt you if you did this in my room

[Myeyesarebloodshot88]

your flare technique is aight.. but your tag all together looks like shit. 

[moonchild21]

thats not even painting

you just put some whack ass tags

[iMOVEDtheREDsea]

BLUE SCHOLARS FUCK YA!

[kimlethinguyen]

sickkkk