Alright this was my attempt at stemcils, I like it. The results will get better with more practice with the tool. and maybe getting spray paint which I am going to get tommorow. Stay tuned for more stencils much better than these (these need alot of help)
Lee - didn't you love using that tool? Makes all the curves easier to cut than with a knife. Love seeing your practice run using paint. Thanks for sharing with the team!
ReplyDeleteGreat set of stencils, Lee! I Love that swirl you're working on in the picture!
ReplyDeleteThat whole page has the feel of a really fine illustration - there is something both planned and immediate about it. Very arresting.
ReplyDeleteyoure very brave trying this. I took one look at the cahllenge and said no no very loudly! yours have come out great! What is the stuff that youre cutting out from..a rubber material?
ReplyDeleteyoure very brave trying this. I took one look at the cahllenge and said no no very loudly! yours have come out great! What is the stuff that youre cutting out from..a rubber material?
ReplyDeleteI like the loose quality of the forms, especially when painted!
ReplyDeleteI want a tool like that, was it fun to use?
ReplyDeleteYou absolutely did a great job on the stencils, and with practice, you'll only get better! Can't wait to see what else you come up with! :)
ReplyDeleteThat elephant is such a cutie - good job :-) Have fun with your new toy, oops, I mean tool LOL
ReplyDeleteYou really did a good job! I've tried and tried to get the hang of my stencil burner but I keep just going back to my Exacto blades! You've inspired me to try the burner again.
ReplyDeleteoh I love those elephants!
ReplyDelete(and I really must get me one of those stencil burners....)
I love the elephant! I hope you have better luck with the spray paint then I did.
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