Inspiring artists, images, shows,etc..
For this year’s Pride mural that Ed Roth does each year for Chalk Gyms, he decided to make a chalk mural of an icon and hero of the gay liberation movement-Marsha P. Johnson. Marsha P. Johnson, a black transgender woman, stood at the center of New York City’s gay liberation movement for nearly 25 years. But LGBTQ rights weren’t…
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This post comes to us from our talented friend Tracy Hickman aka @anonymous.palette. I’m excited to share this easy project and the process of how I created this Pop Up Journal Spread with 3 Stencil 1 Stencils! Step 1: Create Your Focal Image On a sheet of Canson Mixed Media paper, I used the Stencil…
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Stenciling windows is easier than you think! This home has this lovely entry with French doors So we decided to embellish it with our Holiday 4 Pack, Nutcracker 4 Pack, and we used a stencil brush,Acrylic white paint, and some masking tape. We also used low tack adhesive to hold the stencil in place. When stenciling…
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These wood trees were from the dollar store. What better way to make them look not-dollar like than to paint them black and add some metallic pattern! I used our Dots Repeat, Chevron Repeat, and Strings of Dots stencils. I have to say I am not a huge spray paint person because of lack of…
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I stenciled Ribbon to use on a garland and wreath. Ribbon is very thin so be sure to work on a cardboard surface as the paint will bleed through. I stenciled 9 feet of ribbon and alternated designs from Merry Christmas to the holly branch in black fabric paint. The garland we purchased was pre-lit…
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Painting candles with water based acrylic paint is so satisfying. Our stencils bend nicely around curved surfaces! I stuck with our black and white plan. These were later placed in the lanterns and so from the front of the lanterns you see the angel on the glass and the side view you get a nice…
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