I was looking at this painting one day and all the lines looked so cool. The curves were really inspiring, so i went home and cut up a bunch of paper and tried to mimic the lines. :)
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Gather all materials. (scissors, tape//glue, construction paper)Try to find some paper that goes well together. I choose blues, greens, and purples.
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Next your going to want to cut the paper into neato curve shapes that look good when put together.
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Now after you have a good amount of shapes cut your going to want to tape or glue them together. Gluing is probably the better idea, but i only had tape and it works good too.
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This is what the back looks like. Make sure all your shapes are taped or glued down very well. We don't want this thing falling apart later.
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This is what the front looks like. Your going to repeat steps 2-4 till you have as many of these little segments as you want. I don't suggest making your segments to big or else they wont stay on the wall.
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Now Just stick it to the wall and voile! Your done!:)
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Britta J.
19 Jan 18:50
That looks really good! A bit like seaweed flowing underwater, would look good in the bathroom maybe :)
joedan
21 Jan 04:14
oh yeah..
I didn't even think of that..
great idea..:)
Andy
31 Jan 02:49
wow wish i was that smart
Krissii Babii
25 Feb 03:16
wow thats just. amazing.
joedan
24 Mar 23:11
awww..
thanks guys..
<333
Emily
15 Jul 18:35
That just brightens up that wall ( even though I love the original color). Beautiful work!