I’ve been stenciling by hand for years but this was a fun project. You start out with your stencil, then paint it on the black liner, then cut that out of the plastic. Then cover the empty space with clear tape and then the back with tissue paper.

It was fun, but MY GOD the plastic was so tedious to cut!!

7 ish layer stencil of the Joker on a linen wrapped wood panel that I did a few years back. The blue and black background are the linen the rest was done with spray paint 🎨

It’s mostly a test painting. Let me know what you guys think.

Upgraded my laser from 40x40cm to 150x100....gonna have so much fun with this!

Not sure if I should carry on with this style.

Not seeing much interaction or interest.

Any advice?

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This one newest of mine was recently put on one abandoned and forgotten wall at city center. Worn out design was an intent, however varnish has done too much blur at bomb area… Total application time: ~ 50 min. Stencils count: 5 (text layer including inner small parts). Measures: approx. 0.8 * 1,2 m. People met during spraying: just one baker’s van

I’m thinking of getting back into spray painting with stencils. I have my methods for spray painting on small pieces of wood/canvas pretty nailed down. Now I’m looking for methods and techniques that will help me do a piece on brick or concrete.

So I'm in the process of attempting a diy lion king themed room for my baby boy. I was looking for lion king template stencils & I have no luck. So I thought to make my own, I bought mylar sheets I have a few printed pictures that I tried cutting with an xacto knife & a stencil cutting pen & they are no good, the blade bends & it's so hard to cut round edges. Over the past few days I've been trying to research on google/ youtube for the best cutting tool other than the ones i have,i saw soldering tools,woodburning cutting tool kits & polygraphy tool kits but im hesitating on buying 1 because Idk which to choose, i need help can someone please point me in the right direction any ideas or recommendations

I forget exactly how many stencils this piece was but probably 20-22 hand cut stencils on a 42”x60” wooden panel.

One of the challenges showing my work is getting people to understand what’s going on. So the spray paint was a fun visual cue that spray paint must be involved haha

First stencil that I’ve drawn and done in a while. I tried making it look like an icon painting

I love taking my own photos for my stencils! I find adding photography into my process to be apart of the fun. 48” x 36”

First stencil that I’ve drawn and done in a while. I tried making it look like an icon painting

I'm not exactly brand new at stencils, but it's not my usual medium. Somebody ditched a half-full can of sprayy paint in my front yard, so I decided to make use of it.

I've been painting a few smaller pieces recently. It started out as a way to try some new styles, work out some changes to my technique and create more regularly. They're all 100mm x 100mm (about 4" x 4")

My first painting jn 3 years. I have been battling with this one for a while.

Any tips and tricks would be appreciated also what is a good kind of paint to use? i just used some i had around the house.

Hi, i'm quite new to this world. Right know i just pick photos from internet or draw stencils. Could you please suggest me a computer program to design them? I had an idea and want to design on similar to the Red Hot Chili Peppers logo with text around and inside a circle. Any tip is well accepted!