I love the challenge of stencils. Before I got into digital, this was the easiest way to get crisp, clean lines. Couple that with the scalability and mobility that stencils represent, and I was hooked from the first one I cut and the first tag I laid down.
Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.
Long before you could just pull up an image on Google, I used to freeze videos and sketch and 'stencilize.' There are a few quick sketches of ideas, translated into stencils and painted.
Lon Chaney's The Phantom of the Opera.
The painted stencil- I oversprayed for a 'silverscreen' look.
Sketch of a Clark Kent stencil. The original image was inspired by one of the '40s-'50s era Superman Comics.
Sergio Leone's 'Once Upon A Time In The West.'
Sergio Leone's 'Once Upon A Time In The West.'
Marty Feldman.
The man with no name.
Logo design of a Turkmen alibi dog. I did this for a friend's business while in Peace Corps in Turkmenistan. An Alibi is a gigantic bear-sized dog that protects flocks of sheep in the mountains.. I did this for a friend's business.
