Q&A for How to Graffiti Tag

Moleskine sketchbooks are a favorite, but there are so many that you can try. Try to feel the pages before you buy them, though, so you can figure out if the paper is good.

If you are still too young to be unsupervised, then you will have to wait before you can start tagging. However, you can still choose a tagger name and create a design using your school art paper and colored pencils or markers. Then you will have your tag ready for when you are old enough. Also, when you are traveling around your neighborhood, keep your eye out for tags to study, and look for likely places that you can use someday. Talk to your teachers: maybe they can arrange a tagging project for the gym wall at your school and the whole class can get involved.

Yes, but this isn't advisable if you plan on tagging areas where graffiti is illegal.

Hardware and paint stores often carry it, as do shops catering to graffiti artists specifically. If you can't find any in your area, search online.

Anything is better than nothing, but if you are painting often, it is advisable to wear a more protective mask, such as a respirator. It may not seem to make a difference now, but health problems could develop later in life if you inhale to many paint fumes.