Art Decorative

Teen Wall Decor Art Project DIY, projects to decorating ideas for teenagers.

Article by: Madeleine M Langlois

Miy Project: Teen wall decoration art "Paris Graffiti Canvas"

Text graffitilike My teenage son on paper and book covers me the idea of asking him to do a piece for an exhibition of works of art decoration took part in His contribution was the word Paris in the text made in graffitilike a box of pastels on canvas style.

I wanted to share with other teens and a mother with teenagers to encourage their teenagers in their art form and that can be achieved in many other areas, besides the walls.

Hands on time: one hour or more, depending on the details.

Total time: more varnish drying time.

Difficulty: This miy teen wall art project idea is easy to moderate skill decoration depending on the details.

Materials & Tools:

• Artist canvas (17.8 x 17.8 cm) 3D style box

• cakes in different colors (many brands available, try some samples)

• Pencil

• Drawing paper and graphite paper

• Graffiti Design

• Masking tape

• Markers Sakura artist Permapaque

• Gray and white eraser

• Fabric

• Krylon Workable fixative for

Materials are available at craft stores or online.

Miy INSTRUCTIONS: Art is a great way to interact with teens and encourage self-expression and creativity.

Using a style that is familiar with is even better. The essence of this project is that is done in the spirit of graffiti - free flowing expression captured on canvas.

Art is a great way to interact with teens and encourage free expression and creativity. Using a style that is familiar with is even better. What is essential is that this project is done in the spirit of graffiti - Free flowing expression captured on canvas.

Preprimed fabric is ideal for art graffitilike. On paper, draw or write words (in our case was the word Paris) for use as a template. With a pencil, draw the text on the canvas or transfer it to the canvas with graphite paper. Cut out the word of the sheet of paper. Court a piece of graphite paper in the same size. Place graphite paper under the word cut and secure with tape. Use a pencil or pen to trace the design on the canvas.

Color word or text in three or four pastel colors, the shading in areas around the edges of the letters. The use of pieces of debris from paper to practice shading first, if preferred. Cakes glide smoothly on the canvas and lift the tip as soon as you finish lines. You can use a cloth or your fingers to mix colors. Use a wide marker for the outlines. Add a colored border around the letters.

The background was white. Use the gray pencil eraser to remove lines of graphite or pastel smudges.To protect the artwork from dust and stains, spray fixative in a side-to-side movement. This fixed the cake, leaving a glossy finish. Several layers can be applied. Let dry between coats.

Variations: Use different sizes of canvas to let your child create their mini art gallery. Larger canvases are located side by side impact. Smaller canvases are perfect for custom tags. For younger children, create a collage to add color to a blank wall. Several paintings of paintings, each in a different solid color: yellow, blue, green, etc, then let children scribble on them, using a variety of brightly colored pastels. Thick crayons or washable markers can also be used. This is a great activity party.If birthday of his son wants to make great pictures with spray paint, make sure that working in a well ventilated area and wear a protective mask. Vapors spray paint is toxic.

For more projects visit www.maddylane miy decor target = "_blank">-decor.com

About the Author:

Bio: Madeleine Langlois; About the artist:
Madeleine has over 25 years design experience. She studied fashion merchandising and design. The fist part of her career was spent in the fashion industry designing ladies and children's wear to fashion accessories. Maddy then went on to design giftware products, Christmas decorations, packaging concepts as well as illustrating for Canadian companies. She has even published a bilingual children's book that she both wrote and illustrated. Maddy's designer talents, from fashion to decor and her love for crafts has directed her to produce and write “how-to” step-by-step décor articles. For the last five years, Madeleine has been creating innovative home decorative décor items for her weekly syndicated “make-it-yourself” Miy at home articles. Maddy work has is presently featured in Magazines and newspapers.

For more “Miy” articles and a more detailed artist bio, I invite you to visit my; www.maddylane-decor.com

Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - Teen Wall Art Decor, Graffiti Canvas Art

The following products are available RIGHT NOW ON EBAY!