Hand-made cards make the perfect presentation for gifts on Christmas! Using some of our mini stencils, my friends and I sat down and made these cards. We used some acrylic paints, a brush, and some blank Strathmore cards with deckled color edging. Happy Holidays from Stencil1!
I checked out the Banksy exhibit in Chelsea. It was great to see, it was a private collection on display and rather than real rats running in the gallery as was done in London, there were Rubber one’s scattered about, but it was still a great collection to view.
This was my favorite piece, exhibited right before Christmas:
I met Alison Nelson,owner of Chocolate Bar NYC, at a tradeshow and we hit it off! She supplies delicious chocolates to the world in some fashionable art wrappings. Well, she asked me to be a part of this chocolate artist commune and I jumped in. We designed 8 mini square chocolates with my stencil imagery on the wrappers. And if you buy the set you get a secret mini stencil inside!
Sadly, this temporary fence with a FAILE tag on it was torn down shortly after this picture was taken. maybe it ended up on a hipsters wall, alas, We like FAILE!
Get back to nature! Our largest stencil yet, a six foot birch tree!
Just roll it out, tape it to your wall, and roller paint carefully in the open areas.
You actually have your choice of three sizes. Go ahead, create a forest!
I have to share this artists paintings with you all. His name is Marcus Jansen and he’s brilliant. Marcus asked me to license my stencil imagery for use in his truly amazing paintings. I don’t usually license but he is so talented I had to! See what he’s made here, can you spot our stencils in his street landscapes?