For stenciling, I usually print out the reference photo after making any need adjustments in Photoshop and scale it to whatever size is needed in Paint. With any stencil, take your time cutting, because the more time invested in getting all of the details, the more impressive the result.

After aligning a layer on the surface you are going to paint, I usually tape an edge down to keep the positioning, then flip over the paper to spray it with adhesive. Then, I smooth out the paper, make sure there are no areas lifted that might cause underspray, and then I paint it with light, dusting motions to make sure I'm not applying too much paint.

Just take your time to mask off everything properly, etc., and experiment.

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haha yeah it was quite an interesting few minutes hehe. my brother was like HOW DID YOU SPOT THEM?

My reply being your red jacket hahaa. I bet if you had the yellow one on I would have spotted ya faster :]


Hehe, should be pretty laid back. I think end of january I might go to the movies/southpoint with some friends xD Who knows? I really suck at planning things hehe