How to turn your lame wall in to something cool
 

i found this online & its quite cool (hope its not a repost)

pretty cool, but not sure if i can ever do this

that's pretty cool. i can see myself doing it. worse comes to worse, just repaint it.

naw man, just call up MM designs and get them to line everything in the house with reflective tape :troll:

Wow that is pretty boss. Something i think my bro would be willing to do in his apartment. I'd do it but I'm renting.
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That's pretty cool, but I'd rather just buy a jumbo wall decal. Then when you don't like it any more, you peel it off instead of trying to paint over black.

^ those things take off paint when you peel them

i know this from experience

Heating it up first might help, either way touching up some paint is easier than painting 287547574 coats over black.

wow that does look pretty sweet. but 7 hours? damn... rather just get a huge framed poster of the same image.

You dont need to paint directly on to your walls, you could just do this setup on some canvas and make it a framed piece.

Also, I personally think it'd look more classy on canvas. It just seems too dorm room/teenager's bedroom style when it's directly on the wall.

Nice find.

Reminded me of this:
3D Painted Rooms - 2Loop.com

i used to hand cut stickers of my boobie girls for my car like this. 'cept i went old school and used a transparency overhead projector like in school.

Am I the only one who thinks it looks kinda stupid? Not to hate or anything, but IMO the work would look a hundred times better if he did the same thing on some canvas and framed it

seems pretty cool and easy.

some of you complaining about 7 hours...wtf. 7 hours for that is not bad!

someone with a bit more experience can probably do it in 2-4 hours.


as for canvas... where the fuck do you get a canvas that big? LOL

canvas costs $. He likely had everything to do his project as is.

That's pretty cool, would like to try that one day.

Neat!

Then you'd REALLY be living in a 'crack' house

This is actually so awesome.

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http://hozzi.net/images/art/pulp_fiction1.jpg

my guess is the only reason he didnt do it on a canvas is probably cuz he already has these things in his house & its handle, he didnt really need to spend the extra $$$ for canvas & frame

Here's the wall in my rec room:

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Br.../lego_wall.jpg

It's a 50"x40" board covered in LEGO baseplates.