Stencil art continues to evolve, and in 2024, we’re seeing some innovation across the globe from artists who are taking the plunge into stenciling. We’re thrilled to showcase these talented stencil artists who are leaving their unique marks—literally and figuratively—in their work.
From Scotlund Haisley, not his first rodeo. Great execution!
Long-time stenciler and mixed media artist Daron Wolf had his own take on the iconic Bowie photo by Gavin Evans. His series on civil rights activists speaks passionately for itself.
Kambry Richardson. Is our obsession with fashion brands an art form of its own? Kambry’s work explores this question, using stencils to tap into our cultural fixation on brands and their symbols. Her work serves as a mirror to our consumerist world, where the line between branding and identity often blurs.
Stacy B in Netherlands. Stenciling on hair extensions? Stacy introduces us to a whole new world where hair becomes the canvas, breathing life into famous figures like Van Gogh in ways we never imagined.
From Larry Morand in SoCal. A seasoned mixed-media artist, Larry brings an impressive stencil library into play in his creations, fusing textures and layers for a depth that few can achieve. His work strikes a balance between order and chaos, showing how stencils can frame, rather than limit, artistic expression.
Lisa Hansen at Unreal Airbrush Tattoo. Ever thought you’d see the cast of The Impractical Jokers in a tattoo stencil? Lisa took on the challenge, proving that intricate detail work can still shine at a small scale. With her dedication to precision and flair for fun subjects, she captures the personalities of the cast in a way that’s both challenging and deeply rewarding.
