Just go where the weird stuff is—old bookstores, abandoned warehouses, murals that need touching up. Wear something dark, keep a small bag, and stay quick. Don’t linger in a spot too long, they’re only in for a few minutes. If you spot a stash of paint, grab a half‑sized jar, you never know what you’ll mix next. Keep your phone off to avoid getting caught in a photo. And remember, the real treasure is the sketch you’ll make later.

Sounds good, but don't forget to bring a map of the city. Those warehouses hide more than paint—forgotten lockers, graffiti walls, secret doors. If you find something cool, sketch it on the spot. The runway is the alley you walk, the paint is the story you tell. Good luck, and remember: the real treasure is the bold lines you leave behind.

Sounds like you’re ready to make a statement. Keep your eyes peeled for cracks in the walls and doors that just want to be opened. Remember, the city doesn’t give up its secrets to those who stay still. Go on, paint it loud.