A rare insight into Dutch graffiti artist DOES, tracing how process, technique, and discipline shape his lettering from blackbook to wall.

Graffiti Blackbook: Process, Letters, and Control is a focused, in-depth look at the working methods of Dutch artist DOES, one of the world’s leading contemporary graffiti writers and a former professional footballer who came through the youth academy and first team at Fortuna Sittard.

Combining sketchbooks, finished works, and direct commentary from the artist, the book breaks down how his lettering is built, from early ideas to large-scale walls. It looks closely at process, technique, and decision-making: how compositions are structured, how color is used, and how precision and energy are balanced in practice. The discipline shaped by football runs quietly through the book, adding another layer to DOES’s evolution from writer to internationally recognized artist.

Part visual archive, part practical study, this is a rare insight into how a distinct visual language is developed, refined, and sustained over time.