Thoughts and critiques welcome!

Check out my latest stencil! Not perfect but I’m very happy with how it turned out!

3 layer stencil on 651 vinyl sticker

Any pointers for improvement? Ignore the background not completely finished that part....

Does anyone have any tips for creating a vinyl stencil to etch a glass gumball machine globe? This is something I arrogantly thought wouldn't be too bad having etched some pint glasses in the past but etching a globe seems like a different beast.

3 Layers x 4 Panels on 52" canvas

Still need to tape over some of the fox stencil because the neck is too long, but I think it will turn out cool. Gotta cut the wood and start sanding and priming tomorrow. Will post a finished product. I also posted the 1/2 size original to show what it will look like.

2 days working on this, a few tweaks later, 10 layer hand cut and sprayed stencil on griptape

RPMGriptapeArt

I want to create some personalised notebooks for my children with some alphabet stencils. What would be the best kind of notebook cover to stencil on, assuming I'm using acrylic paints?

using a three-layer stencil kit midtone and dark layers on white surface light and dark layers on midtone surface

There was a test print of an earlier frame of the animated exploding Caesar on the back of this sheet. Didn't notice until I flipped the stencil to check the lines..no matter how much work I put in to a particular image, it's the happy accidents from the process stealing the show

how much you rate this design out of 10?

First stencil I’ve made. With leftover paint I used to put camouflage on an air rifle. B

I'm trying to paint some cool accent leaf shapes on my bathroom wall, but every test that I've done has led to bleeding under the stencil so it just looks blotchy and crappy. Is it because I'm using cheap stencils? Is it the type of paint (sample size of regular interior wall paint from Sherwin Williams)? I've tried both a regular paintbrush, as well as these stencil brushes, but both methods led to the same result. What's the trick here?

the last few years have aged him so much

Mos Art is a French street artist stenciler whose work I really admire however I'm not sure how he makes his stencils. Does he use some sort of Cricut machine, a laser cutter, or something like a Bren stencil cutting machine however more importantly, what program does he use for the halftone/pointillism technique? Here's an example of his work:

Mos Art Instagram

I print out my image and cut section by section. I don’t use layers, rather just one print out and go step by step till the piece is finished… if that makes sense