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Hi. My name is Aaron.I am a high school student and am very interested in spray painting/stenciling and drawing. This year I learned to use Photoshop and Illustrator in a Graphic Design class, and got very interested in design and artwork.Check out my work and leave a comment!Note: If you do create something new, but based off of my work, please message me so I can see it.

1. Use Spray Adhesive when spraying stencils. You will get less under spray, which is the fuzziness around the lines that are supposed to be sharp and crisp.2. Spray in short bursts; Don't hold down the cap.3. Always wear Latex Gloves and a respirator when Spraying, as Spray Paint is toxic.4. Experiment in using different things under your designs. If you see a cool magazine page, rip it out, trim it, and use spray adhesive to mount it on your spray painting. (Check out my War Themed Portrait)5. Have a lot of colors to experiment with. Go to the store with 2 friends and buy 10 or so different colors. For around a $24 investment, you can ha...

It is very important that you do not have any islands in your stencil. This means that you can not cut out the whole area around the baseball, because then the baseball would have nothing anchoring it to the stencil. Another thing to pay attention to is the importance of shadows in defining someone's stature and characteristics. I was messing around with drawing it, and it happened to work out well, but I would recommend starting to make stencils in Photoshop. If you take a picture into Photoshop, turn it into a Greyscale picture, and then make it into Cutouts (Photoshop will do this for you).Paste your image into Photoshop. Image > Adjust...