The most wonderful thing about these stencils is no matter what painting skillset you possess they give you a foundation from which to launch.
And hey, if you can't take advantage of springtime out of doors, the paints in your indoor art space are calling :)
Two sheep and four large rabbits were part of Lanie Frick's childhood
menagerie.
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| Lambs & Ewes |
The sheep liked to follow Lanie around the farm. Sometimes they would jump and twist and take off in a bouncing run. When she would let the rabbits out of their cages into their grass pen they could act so wildly silly and put on a funny show.
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| Bunnies Jump and Bunny Face |
Lanie says, "I guess that’s why at times
my work is realistic and then there are moments when I get a wild hair and
create something humorous. The realistic designs bring peace and sincerity to a
creative piece. The whimsical designs express the exuberant moments any of us can
have. The large open body shapes are for you to have creative fun. Enjoy!"
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| Spring Ewe |
Tip: Stencils with lots of empty space are perfect for layering another stencil with a pattern underneath!
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| Whimsey Ewes |
Are you ready to jump? These bunnies have not forgotten to exercise!
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| Bunnies in Motion |
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| Four Bunnies in Motion |
Get painterly with your stencils!
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