Depends on where you live, how old you are, and if its your first offense. If you are under 17 usually if its your first offense you will get a amount of community service which depends on how much graffiti you did. But when you are over 17 or in some cases under it is a felony and you can face jail time, and lots of of it if your convicted. A graffiti writer from where iam from is facing up to 4 years for each of his 16 counts of vandalism. But anyway yea you can either get off easy or really get screwed so watch out.
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If you mean doing graffiti legally, that would be an artist's job.
rubbing alcohal and to tell you teens to stop doing graffiti
Graffiti is when someone writes on someone else's property. Remember, you are still doing graffiti if you do a tiny doodle in a library book.
littering and doing graffiti.
we can fix it by not doing graffiti!
He began painting graffiti in the late 1980's
There are no specific statistics on the number of deaths from doing graffiti. Graffiti-related deaths are rare and typically result from accidents or altercations rather than the act of graffiti itself. It is important to prioritize safety and legality when engaging in any form of art.
You need a spray can of paint. Graffiti is illegal and should only be done on places where it is allowed.
to show there art of because they all don't get in gallaries
There are none. Graffiti is unwanted spraypainting, and gets anybody caught doing it in trouble for vandalism.
Yes, doing graffiti on someone else's property is illegal unless you have permission. It's call vandalism.