My First Stenciling

Stenciling, in the visual expressions, a strategy for duplicating outlines by ignoring ink or paint openings cut in cardboard or metal onto the surface to be enhanced. Stencils were referred to in China as ahead of schedule as the eighth century, and Eskimo in Baffin Island were making prints from stencils cut in sealskins before their contact with Western human progress. In the twentieth century stencils are utilized for such assorted purposes as making mimeographs and fine artworks. The Pop-workmanship canvases of the twentieth century American craftsman Roy Lichtenstein, for instance, reproduced the dabs normal for the halftone procedure of comic-book outlines by painting over uniformly dispersed apertures in a thin sheet of metal.

This is my first stenciling.I am very lucky to have a nice trainer Stephen Truax Eckerd who helps me to do this stenciling.He is a good friend of mind.I am always very happy to work with him.