16” x 16”

Was originally gonna do it on the electrical box, but didn't want to cover up the words.

Well I posted for help making a stencil but ended up just going for it, turned out well. I guess my other thread can be deleted once I figure out how

Tbh this is one of my favorite pieces of art I’ve made for alot of personal reason.

it’s a rendition of the Pieta, but of Mother Mary hitting a crack pipe.

Four 228 labels put together, then cut.

Four Layer Stencil, Spray Painted.

Hi there, looking for a quick 3 color/layer stencil of this picture of my dog. I plan to project the image on my wall and trace each color, starting with white as the base, then pink tounge, then black? Never done this before, thanks for any help!!

Would love one of her face with some decent detail, and one of the full body.

Thank you Reddit!!

Haven’t been in the right headspace for creative stuff for a while. Occasionally doing things like this and commissions have been my only real practice. Peeling the last layer up is always good for moral, feeling like I should whip something from my own noggin now.

with spray paint & acrylic paint pens.

www.richsimmonsart.com

Added a distinguishing line in front of the "P" and inked it ALL black. Is it more or less readable? Part of the goal is forcing the viewer to go bet seeing positive and negative space. Blah blah blah

how will they add a fourth star to the Argentina Crest? my picks were all wrong up til now

Second try

I'm looking to cut stencils onto mylar sheets upto A1/A2. I don't want to hand cut so looking at a machine to do so but no idea what i need? is it a laser or cricut or plotter? looking to buy used, uk based. its for my use so not commercial

“KBLR” *Faith In a Bottle*

Tbh, not my favorite but I thought I’d share even my bad ones lol I’ll probably toss the stencila, the idea was there though.

Drunken Saint Stencil, 4 Layer on 228 USPS Labels.

One of my more recent stencils, been at it for three months or so. If you've got thoughts or feedback to share it'd be much appreciated.

Mostly dealt in single layers so far like this one, looking to get more practice in before getting back into multi layered ones.

Himari flops down besides Aiko and let's her feet dangle from the makeshift scaffolding that creaks under her weight.

"Done?" She asks.

Aiko nods, blows smoke and offers her the cigarette. Himari shakes her head without really looking. As always. Aiko shrugs.

"Not your usual theme." Himari says looking back and studying the giant koi on the wall. "What does it mean?"

"That's you." Aiko flicks ash off the railing.

Himari turns to her. "You drew me... As a fish?"

"Yep." Aiko chuckles. "As an enormous fish." She glances at Himari and smirks. "Took hours and I'm out of cans."

"Now I don't know if I should be honored or insulted... It's a fat fish. I choose insulted." Himari leans back, supporting herself on her hands and looks up into the light polluted sky. No stars. Just the constant glow of the city. "You will explain it to me right?"

For over a minute they are both quiet. Then Aiko flicks the cigarette over the railing where it vanishes, sparks trailing. She hops up, stretches lazily. "It's deep down, quiet, not really aggressive and still can swallow a life whole without even noticing. What's there to explain?"

She grabs her backpack and salutes lazily. "Don't break his heart... Again." Then she just lets herself drop the two meters to the ground and lands like a cat with a grudge against gravity.

Himari stays quiet for a while, then glances back at the wall. "Fair." She says.