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Bombing: tagging or spray-painting multiple surfaces within a location, often using quick tags
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Spot Jocking: putting your work next to a popular artist’s artwork to gain more attention
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Child-style: work that is done intentionally to look like a child’s work
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Reverse graffiti: leaving a mark, tag or image rather than applying paint
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Crew: a group of artists
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Tag: a quick signature styled artwork with letters or numbers
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Legal wall: walls that are there for artists to paint on
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Sticky Side: stickers of drawings getting put on poles, bus stops and any other public space
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Clipped: when a piece is partially covered with another piece
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Roller: an artwork is done with a roller brush, usually large scale
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Stencil: a form of street art where a design is cut into a stencil and painted onto a wall. One of the most famous stencil artists is Banksy.
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Bite: stealing another artist's ideas, style or lettering schemes
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Mural: often a huge legal work that could be done by an individual or crew
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Installation: often 3D, installations are site-specific works that either temporary or permanent