Artist Profile: Tammi Latham
Tammi Latham Matilda Jane Originals West Palm Beach, FL Tammi Latham has been painting professionally since 1995. Her work has been featured in several magazines including Faux Finisher, Artistic Stenciler and American Paint Contractor and she was a contributing designer for Debbie Mumm’s Creative Stenciling. Working in the greater South Florida area, she specializes in […]...
Monster Tshirt
One of the best things about stenciling is it’s versatility. You can use stencils to paint just about anything, including walls, furniture, or fabric, in styles ranging from traditional theorems to street graffiti. And sometimes you can even stencil without paint. The Frankenstein tshirt pictured was stenciled with bleach using a design from Stencil1. Wouldn’t […]...
Tweet Digest for October 2009
Week of 2009-10-24 An interesting article on plaster stenciling from Hawk & Trowel: http://bit.ly/gn56E # Week of 2009-10-17 Stenciled Halloween Cakes from Martha Stewart: http://bit.ly/zt98P # Week of 2009-10-10 More pumpkin stencils -10 Pumpkin-Perfect Patterns: http://bit.ly/14kRyk # Creative take on painted pumpkins: http://bit.ly/KOsD7 # More painted (and stenciled) pumpkin ideas: http://bit.ly/yaCGg # Week of 2009-10-3 […]...
Designer Profile: Victoria Larsen
Victoria Larsen Victoria Larsen Home Decor Stencils Everett, Washington Stencil designer Victoria Larsen was raised amongst paint tubes, brushes and canvases. “My Mother is a very talented artist.”, she says. “As my interest in art began to bud, she encouraged me to read her collection of historical books of the master artists.” Victoria has also […]...
Mirror Makeover
I have been doing a little experimenting with techniques on glass and mirrors and thought I might as well start with mirrors and glass in my own home. This is a mirror I’ve had for several years. I found it in a yard sale. The glass is not in the best shape and the frame is missing […]...
Paris Chic Dining Room Walls
Chris Smith recently followed one of Melanie Royal’s free recipes that can be found on the Royal Design Studio website. This was taken directly from Melanie’s Paris Chic. To begin, walls were base painted with Benjamin Moore’s Linen White. Stripes were taped off at 12 inches apart and the entire wall was glazed with Benjamin […]...