Wow! I just noticed how much the green background varies on different walls in varied light & shadows!
Looks like 4 separate shades!
Okay, here you go:
The cool thing about using this technique, is that it's NOT supposed to be perfect! Notice the darker outline shouldn't line up with the lighter shape. That's what makes it look so cool. In fact, if I were to do it again, I'd make the outlines even more intentionally off-kilter.
Go ahead & try this! It was so much fun!
Ug. I think I need a new clock for the wall.
View of the window (notice the fireflies in the fabric) & closet (where aaaaaaaaall the toys are). |
Here's the TV & bedroom door. |
Here's the view of their little media center. We love the armoire computer desk which can be kept closed when not in use (in case of wire-crazy toddlers). |
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