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:rolleyes: seriously, plus it's totally dirty. try painting that again and wait for the layers to dry, be patient my son. alright, the next person to post a decent original stencil gets free stickers from your main man RD. here's the rules: NO-stormtroopers, boomboxes, Che's, guns, or girls. Go Go Go!!! Quoted post sorry enonsense, but i'm looking out for something that'll burn my eyes out. Quoted post [/b] haha. i know. i'm still new. i've not really cut anything crazy yet.

oh oh, how about some stickers with stencils on them? well, the last 2 are sans stencil, but whatever.

yeah right. some postal worker probably pocketed it.

many people do large stencils on thinner paper that can be rolled up and put into a shipping canister or whatever. when you put it up you gotta use something to stick it to the wall (like a light coat of adhesive spray) since its gonna be kinda curved from being rolled up. you can also make your stencil into a few different smaller pieces and put them back together when you are sticking it to the wall. check out the videos on my post at the bottom of page 4. there are some larger multi piece stencils on a couple of them. i haven't done many stencils, but here are a couple of mine. i'm more into symbols & designs than multi layered photo duplicates. my throwie stencil. my first stencil i put up.

I'm more into stenciling of symbols, designs & abstract stuff rather than recreating photos with lots of layers (which isn't that practical on the streets anyways). I've noticed people in here who seem interested in getting into street stenciling, so here are a couple books to check out. "Stencil Graffiti Capital: Melbourne": This is the best book I've seen. Some Amazing Stuff In There and its real current. I got my copy at Barnes & Nobile. "Stencil Graffiti" "Stencil Pirates" Here are some videos on google of some guys putting up a few stencils. CLICK ME HERE is another video.