Came out really awesome! My daughter is a Batman fanatic. We totally should have done her room in Batman when she was younger, but didn't know how much she loved Batman really until about 5 years ago. She would have loved this.
you could have done the skyline of gotham with the bat signal in the sky to give it more demention but you did a great job and using the positive and negative outlines for him was a great idea ...two thumbs man
This is awesome, I think I'll try it sometime! (+ Added to my Bucket List) I'm surprised this video only has about 39,000 view as of now, I would think something this cool would have more viewings already, especially now that comics are a trend and acceptable. Thanks for showing us Dan The Maker Man!
heavy duty poster board makes great stencils. I use them in airbrushing and painting. Also when you clear coat..for spray paint.make sure you let the item cure(dry) for about 4 days before you clear coat it. that way you wont get streaks and fish eyes. just a tip
Pretty cool stuff! A little tip I'd recommend for the skinny parts of the stencil that you get under-spray from is to use L-Wrenches. I have a lot of little sized ones and they are perfect for parts of stencils like that. Try it..
Hi Dan, thanks for the video. I tried it myself and it worked a treat. (I used matt spray paint which I dont think is the right choice but happy with it)
I've had bad luck with Krylon Maxx. In my experience It doesn't cover evenly and seeps under the stencil. It also takes forever to dry. this turned out well though.
+Paraptorkeet Creations Thanks for the compliment, I'm not a pro at this by any means and I buy Krylon because its cheap. In my limited experience I've had less issues with Krylon than Rustoleum but that might just be me. I'm sure the high end spray paints would be way better. I might have to break down and spend some money on them one day. Thanks for watching.
The tape and razor yields better cleaner lines but its a one off, the stencil technique makes it easier to make more than one but the lines aren't as clean. I enjoy both, if I think I will make more than one then I will make a stencil. Thanks for the comment.
+Vizors Down Ontario Keep your visor down and both wheels facing the ground. JK. Maybe do a stencil per item or color rather. So one for the crank and one for the lettering. Finding that green might be hard too, check out the automotive stores for more color variety. But make sure you do a small test piece because sometimes paints from different manufactures don't work well together. Good luck.
Thanks for the advice! I am looking forward to trying it out. By the way, I did a lot of looking around and your video was the best one by far about the more complicated stencilling! The green won't have to be dead on .. however ... I found safety stray paint in green .. which will work for sure!
+Vizors Down Ontario Thanks that really means a lot to me when my videos can help and inspire people to make their stuff. Good idea using the Safety spray paint green it will be a clos match to your logo. Good luck on your project I hope it turns out great!
It takes too much time to make these videos and they don't make a lot of money so instead I have been posting on Instagram. I do miss making the videos though its another outlet for creativity.
I prefer to wait. There have been times were I pull the tape and it curls up and sticks to the wet paint. If you are careful though this can be avoided.
+Cobra_Player2000 Its a Jim Lee drawing here are a couple of links: static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/10/109694/2955806-jim+lee+batman.jpgorig03.deviantart.net/3d41/f/2007/255/9/9/batman_wp3___jim_lee_by_elpanco.jpg
It wouldn't be harder necessarily the only thing that would be tricky would be cutting out the detail because everything is going to be smaller. But the good thing about going smaller is that you can delete some of the detail and just stick to the larger shapes because it won't be as noticeable that something is missing on a smaller scale. Not sure that makes sense but this also depends on your skill with a razor blade. I've made an 8.5x11 version of this that I sprayed on a notebook cover but I used a different method for that it was basically a single use tape stencil.
Man that's pretty small but it might be doable. If I were going to try this I would find out how small I need to make the image then do a test stencil. But instead of making the stencil out of paper I would make it out of Blue painters tape. First print out the image then lay a strip of the wide blue tape on my cutting board then glue or tape the paper image on to the blue tape. Then cut out the stencil. Then I would transfer the tape to the shoe and spray. I always use a plastic cutting board as my cutting surface so I can cut in to the stencil as hard as I want.
ok I don't know if you've seen the cam Newton cleats but those are the ones I'm going to put it on. I'll definitely follow the steps you've laid out I have about 45 days to get them done so I appreciate all the advice.
You're making this way to hard on yourself. I can help you out. I do these in vinyl with either a stencil vinyl or indoor adhesive vinyl. They come out clean-perfect edges, doesn't pull paint. I'll try to get one up here soon.
Send me an email at danthemakerman@gmail.com or just do a google image search for Jim Lee Batman Black and White and this image will come out as one of the search results.
Dan The Maker Man sorry man I wasn't paying attention, and thanks for the supper quick response. Also if I was to do something like that with spray paint, do I need glossy paper?
No problem. I use poster board to make the stencil it is basically just thicker paper. It doesn't matter if its glossy or not. Most poster board usually has a shiny side and a dull side. Its not super glossy but it does have a shine to it. If you are talking about spray painting on to paper I would suggest the same thing to spray it on to some poster board. You can also spray on to a canvas lots of folks do this.
Came out really awesome! My daughter is a Batman fanatic. We totally should have done her room in Batman when she was younger, but didn't know how much she loved Batman really until about 5 years ago. She would have loved this.
That's really cool she has excellent taste!
I like this simple one layer stencil :) really good job! and light boxes are amazing for stencils
ayyy sara!
Love your work
you could have done the skyline of gotham with the bat signal in the sky to give it more demention but you did a great job and using the positive and negative outlines for him was a great idea ...two thumbs man
Cool suggestion! Thanks!
Great video looks great, but even better in person. And now it looks even better on my wall, thanks again Daniel what awesome work you do.
I'm really glad you liked man, thank you.
This is awesome, I think I'll try it sometime! (+ Added to my Bucket List)
I'm surprised this video only has about 39,000 view as of now,
I would think something this cool would have more viewings already, especially now that comics are a trend and acceptable.
Thanks for showing us Dan The Maker Man!
Thank you very much for the kind words.
heavy duty poster board makes great stencils. I use them in airbrushing and painting. Also when you clear coat..for spray paint.make sure you let the item cure(dry) for about 4 days before you clear coat it. that way you wont get streaks and fish eyes.
just a tip
All great tips thanks for contributing.
Pretty cool stuff! A little tip I'd recommend for the skinny parts of the stencil that you get under-spray from is to use L-Wrenches. I have a lot of little sized ones and they are perfect for parts of stencils like that. Try it..
You have really good knife skills
I find that fast forwarding your movements makes you look like you are better than you actually are. I need a fast forward button for real life.
Dan The Maker Man wow you are so talented
JUST W😮W!!!!! Excellent Job!!!!
Thank you glad you liked it.
I do probably will try it on my Daughters wall!!!! Wish me luck!!!😃😅😉
You can do it! Good luck!!!
Thanks Hun
Fascinante técnica y terminado excepcional.... yeah!!
Gracias.
This looks awsome I painted my frist stencil yesterday I hope I can become this good
Thanks, but I got a long way to go.
very cool. awesome job
Thanks!
this was great. I did the same stencil on my channel but made it complicated lol. The MDF is a great idea because canvases are becoming expensive.
+midnightdew725 Yup, a 4 foot by 8 foot sheet of MDF is about $30-35 depending on the size.
NICE WORK!
Thank you!
nice. How did you make your light box?
Thanks, Here's my video of my light box build. th-cam.com/video/tCX6L09vInM/w-d-xo.html
@@danthemakerman thanks. Gave it a like
@@cristoforonapoli9239 Cool, thanks!!
Hi Dan, thanks for the video. I tried it myself and it worked a treat. (I used matt spray paint which I dont think is the right choice but happy with it)
That's awesome I love comments like this!
I've had bad luck with Krylon Maxx. In my experience It doesn't cover evenly and seeps under the stencil. It also takes forever to dry. this turned out well though.
+Paraptorkeet Creations Thanks for the compliment, I'm not a pro at this by any means and I buy Krylon because its cheap. In my limited experience I've had less issues with Krylon than Rustoleum but that might just be me. I'm sure the high end spray paints would be way better. I might have to break down and spend some money on them one day. Thanks for watching.
Awesome!
Thank you!
Awesome!!!
Thanks.
I've seen you use a stencil technique like this video and also the tape/razor technique. Which do you think is better?
The tape and razor yields better cleaner lines but its a one off, the stencil technique makes it easier to make more than one but the lines aren't as clean. I enjoy both, if I think I will make more than one then I will make a stencil. Thanks for the comment.
wow man you make it look easy : 0
LOL speeding up the film helps:)
Found you on instructables!!! Amazing job my friend!
+Vizors Down Ontario Thanks man I appreciate the sub.
+Dan The Maker Man I'm going to try this but with my logo ... any advice??
+Vizors Down Ontario Keep your visor down and both wheels facing the ground. JK. Maybe do a stencil per item or color rather. So one for the crank and one for the lettering. Finding that green might be hard too, check out the automotive stores for more color variety. But make sure you do a small test piece because sometimes paints from different manufactures don't work well together. Good luck.
Thanks for the advice! I am looking forward to trying it out. By the way, I did a lot of looking around and your video was the best one by far about the more complicated stencilling! The green won't have to be dead on .. however ... I found safety stray paint in green .. which will work for sure!
+Vizors Down Ontario Thanks that really means a lot to me when my videos can help and inspire people to make their stuff. Good idea using the Safety spray paint green it will be a clos match to your logo. Good luck on your project I hope it turns out great!
wow 9k subs 😂 i didnt even notice that , i thought you have like 200k , u deserve way more tham 9k bro
Thanks tell your friends! LOL!!!!
You really deserve waaaay more subs dude...
Thanks I appreciate that!
Well done
Thanks.
Can i ask
What kind paper did you use in thi project??
Thank you😊
Its poster board.
good work .
+ahmad yusuf Thanks man, you have a badass profile pic.
Sarah from Sandoval art did it better, but still a nice touch; and yes, Jim lee's Batman is the most iconic & best rendition of The Dark knight yet!
Sara is amazing! She is on another level, truly an inspiration.
Very goooooooooodddddddd!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you.
Love your work can I get the batman pic you used as well?
Sure send me an email to danthemakerman@gmail.com
Hey friend please can you pass me the template that you used in the video I would like it very much because I want to make that picture
Send me an email to danthemakerman@gmail.com and I will send what I used.
ok I will send you the mail
Bro please give me the link of this picture..I wanna make this stencil asap
Send me an email to danthemakerman@gmail.com
I know this was an old video but is there anyway ether Karan can send me the original stencil or Dan? I emailed him aswell
@@trentbaker4277 it's available on internet..the picture is a bit blurry but not that much 😁
man this is so vector you can draw it easy to.
why you stoped the channel?
It takes too much time to make these videos and they don't make a lot of money so instead I have been posting on Instagram. I do miss making the videos though its another outlet for creativity.
@@danthemakerman I think even if you do at least 1 video every month that would be appreciated by subscribers
@@OAbbas thanks for the feedback I might have to do that.
Do you need to wait for the paint to completely dry before pulling up the stencils?
I prefer to wait. There have been times were I pull the tape and it curls up and sticks to the wet paint. If you are careful though this can be avoided.
where can I find that batman picture???
+Cobra_Player2000 Its a Jim Lee drawing here are a couple of links: static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/10/109694/2955806-jim+lee+batman.jpgorig03.deviantart.net/3d41/f/2007/255/9/9/batman_wp3___jim_lee_by_elpanco.jpg
+Dan The Maker Man thanks
i like your work plz send me the image of Batman i wanna try this
Utube freak send me an email at danthemakerman@gmail.com so I can send you the image.
+Dan The Maker Man .i have sent you a mail from akhileshjoshi90@gmail
waitng for your rply
thnx
Where did you get the image of batman? Can you send it to me?
Do a google search for "Jim Lee Batman black and white" this image will come up in the results.
would it be hard to make that same stencil smaller
It wouldn't be harder necessarily the only thing that would be tricky would be cutting out the detail because everything is going to be smaller. But the good thing about going smaller is that you can delete some of the detail and just stick to the larger shapes because it won't be as noticeable that something is missing on a smaller scale. Not sure that makes sense but this also depends on your skill with a razor blade. I've made an 8.5x11 version of this that I sprayed on a notebook cover but I used a different method for that it was basically a single use tape stencil.
ok cool I appreciate it trying to put this on a pair of my football cleats
one more question where would I find that type of light box you used??
Man that's pretty small but it might be doable. If I were going to try this I would find out how small I need to make the image then do a test stencil. But instead of making the stencil out of paper I would make it out of Blue painters tape. First print out the image then lay a strip of the wide blue tape on my cutting board then glue or tape the paper image on to the blue tape. Then cut out the stencil. Then I would transfer the tape to the shoe and spray. I always use a plastic cutting board as my cutting surface so I can cut in to the stencil as hard as I want.
ok I don't know if you've seen the cam Newton cleats but those are the ones I'm going to put it on. I'll definitely follow the steps you've laid out I have about 45 days to get them done so I appreciate all the advice.
cool b&w Batman , what do u spray on the art at the end of the video?
It's a clear coat to protect it. Thanks for watching.
What knife do you use to cut the stencil?
Julián Villarreal Desentis it's an Exacto knife with replaceable razor blades. Thanks for watching.
May I know what are the circle rings for? stabilize your stencil? I'm totally new to this and I gotta say your work looks so good!
Thanks and yes it keeps the post board flat on the paint surface to try and get crisper, cleaner lines.
You're making this way to hard on yourself. I can help you out. I do these in vinyl with either a stencil vinyl or indoor adhesive vinyl. They come out clean-perfect edges, doesn't pull paint. I'll try to get one up here soon.
Cool, let me know when you post it.
Have you had time to make stencil vinyl or indoor adhesive vinyl? I’m curious to see what it looks like and how to make them. Thanks.
I'll try this to my whole wall
Sounds dope!!!
I want this pic
How much for the Batman piece
Sorry I don't sell these.
Sir I have mailed u for some query.. please respond
Sure thing.
Hi dan please sent me this picture or link
Check your email.
i would like to buy it from you it was like a company produced product
Sorry I don't sell these, but thank yo for the offer.
what do you use to hold the stencil?
I use some large washers to keep it flat and then just a thin wooden stick to hold down the smaller edges that might curl up. Thanks for watching.
Nice! How long did this project take?
It took me a couple of days off and on. The cool thing is now that I have the stencil I can re use it. Thanks for watching.
What paper did you use
Its poster board. You can get it at any Walmart even at some grocery stores.
thank you
it would be great if u wud share with us the template of the poster pleaseee...
Send me an email at danthemakerman@gmail.com or just do a google image search for Jim Lee Batman Black and White and this image will come out as one of the search results.
It's great but the music ruined it
Thanks I think.
R u Gonna sell it?
Sorry this one has already found a home.
oh ok
thanks 4 the reply tho
why did u spary it what at first
I painted it white first because the MDF was a tan color. If I hadn't done this then the all of the white parts would have been tan colored.
Dan The Maker Man sorry man I wasn't paying attention, and thanks for the supper quick response. Also if I was to do something like that with spray paint, do I need glossy paper?
No problem. I use poster board to make the stencil it is basically just thicker paper. It doesn't matter if its glossy or not. Most poster board usually has a shiny side and a dull side. Its not super glossy but it does have a shine to it. If you are talking about spray painting on to paper I would suggest the same thing to spray it on to some poster board. You can also spray on to a canvas lots of folks do this.
Dan The Maker Man thanks a lot man, u helped me out heeps
Anytime!
2:04 there is a face on his neck
Yeah its things like that, that can throw me off and confuse me when cutting these out.
Searched for a Joker stencil and THIS appeared. ALWAYS about the BAT. *cringe*
Wolf Cry LOL! No worries I have a Joker video too check it out on my channel page. It’s a mix of stencil and airbrush.