Nursery wall paintings
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Both rooms look great, your daughters are so lucky
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@ZackracK Wow they both turned out great! What fantastic spaces to grow up in - the imagination all around them is fantastic!
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Adorable! I'm sure they'll love them for years to come.
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Images are really wonderful, and I find orange and pink really "restive" together, don't you?
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Those fades are great! Did you use spray paint to get that effect? It feels a little Tim Burton to me which I love his work.
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So fun! Nice work, I've never tried a mural, I think I'd be really hesitant, but this looks so bold and confident!
Nat Iwata
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Thanks everyone!
@Chip-Valecek I used a spray gun (hooked up to an air compressor) for the purple/teal fade. It was a lot to tape off, but then pretty quick and easy to spray on. The ceiling was the only tough part. For the orange/ pink room, I actually made my own "stamps" out of some poly foam and scrap wood, and created the texture/ fade with them.
My homemade stamps:
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@natiwata Thanks! I definitely sketched out a plan before going for it. I actually tried to use a projector but couldn't get anything to work, so just ended up free-handing it based on my drawings. Without the plan though, I would have been lost.
Photoshop sketches:
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it looks great!
I have painted the wall of my girls room too, but my tastes (and theirs) are much more minimalistic and classic ^_^ a branch of a tree with a few leaves and I sewed some flowers, which I glued on the tree
I will have to do my boys' bedroom soon, I was thinking of doing a lighthouse, a bit of a rocky hill and some birds flying away. I'm still picking my color palette
I do it like you, take a picture and then sketch on photoshop. for the tree I also printed the sketch on several pages, taped them together, then transferred on the wall -
Awesome!
