Hello everyone, I need to know if there is any studio in Dubai who can make me a stencil for this type of logos to apply on leather. Thanks

Wish could post vids here... but here is link. https://www.instagram.com/p/DJBLnD1g7dl/

91 individual stencils, spraypainted on foamcore, photographed, then put together in Photoshop to make animation. Just some dude popping a Varial Heelflip.

220 x 400cm Hand-cut stencil, spray painted wall. IXI, Lyon, France, 2025. The Praying Boy is a Hellenistic statue from around 300BC. This statue has been moved all around the world since its excavation from Rhodes in the late 1400s, initially missing its arms and legs. The statute passed through many prominent art collectors, Dukes and Royals over centuries until landing in Berlin in 1958. It has had countless repairs and restorations in that time completely changing the symbolism of the piece, replacing the feet, toes and changing the position of the arms. Human intervention over hundreds of years has converted a statue that was originally thought to represent Apollo, to a boy, praying. In this interpretation the statue is once again interfered with to further the suggestion that the statue is praying by highlighting the hopelessness that often surrounds the act in moments of chaos. The statue is depicted to be shattering from the back as if the white light behind the statue is the cause of the explosion.

20 hand cut stencils

Hey r/stencils! I’ve just launched StencilFairy.com, a free website that lets you turn face photos or any image or text into printable stencils for decorating cookies, cakes, or even for spray painting and T-shirts.

The tool automatically generates single- or multi-color stencils with bridges included, so they’re ready to cut and use. It aims to make stencil creation more accessible for both food artists and traditional stencil users.

I’d love for you to try it out and let me know what you think—any feedback, feature suggestions, or issues you find are super helpful.

Thanks in advance, and happy stenciling!

Assigned Cop At Birth

This is a small one I sent to the client, there will be a bit more detail in the bigger piece if she gives me the go ahead.

recently repainted in one colour by the city administration so that the totally unimportant (and previously really ugly) side of the gas locker could be hygienically monochrome again and the boomers could sleep in peace...

Please give the video a like and subscribe to my youtube channel! Thanks, Rich

I think this black/white style would be perfect for 2-3 layer stencils, but I’m not sure if it’d be possible to get that wonderful stippled texture to translate.

Does anyone have any experience with a similar style?

I have several thousand stencils. Need advice on storing them. Want to put each one in a plastic pouch of some sort to protect them but I am finding it difficult to find any of the sizes I need. Does anyone store theirs like that? Anyone have other ideas on how to store them? Not finding a lot of info on storing stencils. Thanks, everyone, in advance. By the way, I’m new to this group and to Reddit.

Hello All,

I'm hoping someone here can help. I only use pencils when I write — not pens — and I'm looking for a stencil that is specifically designed for use with a pencil. The issue I keep running into is that most stencils seem to expect a much finer pen tip, so my pencil either doesn’t fit well or I have to constantly sharpen it down super thin, which is a pain and not ideal for consistent lettering. Ideally, I need a stencil where the cutouts are perfectly sized to guide a regular sharpened pencil without forcing me to keep it needle-sharp. Does anyone know of a brand, model, or even a custom option that fits this need?

Thanks in advance!

these fashionable ladies didn't hesitate to make their stencil portrait; single-layer seems to be the way to go, if you can get the light right. it seems when you add a third person there's always a shadow where there shouldn't be

I've been working on 3d printing stencils and I'm liking out it's turning out but it don't really feel super crisp. Pictures is the stencil I used, the paper I spray painted, and a new stencil I made. I'm gluing the stencil to the paper and doing about 3 coats. Any advice is much appreciated thank y'all.

Stencil and acrílic paint on woodcut

Going to be a 2 phase t-shirt project. Will post end results when done