: Keep the "bar width" (the thickness of the letter parts) consistent throughout the word to maintain balance.

: Adding depth (usually to one side) to give the piece a three-dimensional appearance.

: The "apex" of the craft, featuring intricate letterforms and elaborate backgrounds. Technical Tips for "Proper" Execution

: The internal colors of the letters. "Proper" pieces often use gradients, fades, or patterns rather than solid blocks.

: A crisp border around the letters to make them pop from the wall.

: Larger bubble letters, usually filled with one color and outlined in another, meant for speed.

A high-quality piece typically includes these fundamental layers: