What we did was use the image from Graphic Fairy here . I changed the color by using Picmonkey. Then it was up to my husband to do some Photoshop magic and make the image wide enough to fit properly into the Ikea ribba frames I had purchased for this project.Then all you have to do is find a printer who can handle such a print size , good luck with that , that turned out to be the hard part.
I then cut it into 20" wide prints using a large carpenters square and voila , instant art.
We love the look, my only complaint is that the plastic glass Ikea calls it, has a lot of warped glare , I may replace that plastic with some glass .
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11 comments:
I love that image and have even seen it painted onto a dresser :) I look forward to popping over here and checking up on your house projects!
I totally love it!! Have you seen the one on my site? I love how yours emphasizes width, and your color choice is great. So cool. Just in case you wanted to check out Holly's diy triptych: Click here.
Maya @ Completely Coastal
love love love it!!
Wow! That's totally different. Big surprise and it looks great!
Chris - you are so amazing at everything you do! Been following you for over a year and you always inspire me. Thanks for sharing all your great projects and fun updates! take care!! Lauren
well I've got to say that this is pretty darn awesome! looks amazing!
Just checking in on you. Been quiet over here...hope all is well :)
Hope your okay! Your never away this long.......
C.
me too - just checking to make sure you are doing okay.
Awesone job! And you are missed! Hope everything is alright with you and yours.
Blogless Peggy, turtlemss@aol.com
Great inspiration indeed! Thanks for the great post.
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