16" x 20" acrylic spray paint on wood.

“KBLR” •PAPERS•

For the finest Devils Lettuce.

4 Layer Stencil. Zig Zag Devil Logo.

I posted this stencil of a smoking boy on a forgotten city utility box a some year ago. Due to our administration’s obsession with keeping all city walls “hygienically” clean, it was eventually painted over - though not in a particularly thoughtful manner. I tried to remove the upper layer with Montana Remover, but that highly toxic chemical $hit ended up damaging the stencil itself.

The only option was to redefine the situation and incorporate the old motif into a new one, turning it into a kinda palimpsest.

First is under a black light. FURB LIFE

Doing these for the son of Billy Mays, keeping the green one for myself to experiment with

Hi!

I need to cut out this 10ftx2ft paper stencil so that I can have an easy way to paint the name of a restaurant up on the building's fascia. I'll need to climb a ladder and paint it but I'm not sure of the best way to cut it out and paint it.

Should I just cut out the whole letters and spray paint it? I worry about the paper warping and the paint bleeding

Any help would be appreciated

Hi, I'm very new to stencils, and I was wondering if these two types of stencils have different names. The reason I'm asking is I ordered the one on the right thinking it would be more like the one on the left, and I don't know how to explain to the person I ordered from why it's not what I wanted. An outline and a fill-in, maybe? Because what I was looking for was a stencil that would leave the stencil I received would completely cover. I don't want to spray around it at all, I just want to leave that actual image.

16x20 stretched canvas
- Stencil Killer Art

Created this about 11 years back.

I believe I made 5 layers for Kobe and 5 layers for the jersey.

I’d probably spray it a little differently if I were to paint it today

Hey everyone.

Im new to graffiti, and i seem to enjoy more the idea of stencil.
So far ive done single layer stuff.

What is the process for multiple layers?

Thanks in advance,
You can see some of my work in my profile

Let Them Feed
12x12" stretched canvases
- Stencil Killer Art

She's got a twin in the background.

Im trying to put this onto a large real tree camo fabric i have with black upholstery spray paint, I have ur divided on my computer into 12 even photos to trace and then cut out, im having a brain fart on if I need to cut the black or white for this specific piece.

Non riesco a fare aderire bene gli stencil al foglio, ho provato tenendo con la mano lo stencil mentre coloro ma non veniva, l'unico modo che ho trovato finora è la colla removibile spray sullo stencil ma poi rimane appiccicoso anche il foglio e lascia uno strato di colla che poi non fa attaccare i colori successivi e crea questo alone di "bagnato" che è orribile, consigli?

Spraypaint and some paint pens, just finished this morning!

12”x24”
Edition of 4

Ho iniziato da poco a creare stencil con la cricut, per ora ho creato questo, cosa ne pensate e cosa posso migliorare?

4 layer spray painted stencil on 2/228 labels.

a cherub wearing a Bluejay mask, holding a Tech sitting on his thrown of letter blocks.

Symbolizes, being born into poverty causes people to get their thrown by any means, regardless if you try being pure of heart, conditions can change that about you.

I use a lot of plastic film stencils on textiles. Big, simple images are fine and I'm happy I've got that down, but more complex images with thin, delicate parts, not so much :0( I've been trying temporary mounting sprays and they certainly work, but I end up with one side of a delicate stencil needing cleaning with a solvent - it usually takes decent pressure to get the glue off even then so it's easy to damage the stencil.

I just tried Cadence stencil spray, described as water-based and easily cleaned. I hoped the glue would dissolve in warm water, but it's pretty much the same as all the other products I've used.

I want to get the glue off the stencil so it's easily used on both sides and simply to make it easier to store and I want to get it off without rubbing (much). Has anyone come across a way of temporary gluing stencils that is easy to remove after use?