Stencil Art Project: Bad Wolf Design From Dr. Who

Jesse introduces a fun project for National Geek Day, where participants create artwork representing their favorite fandom. The project involves two main parts: creating a background using plastic wrap and washable markers, and cutting a stencil with an Exacto knife. Jesse demonstrates how to apply paint using a stencil to reveal a unique design. The video encourages viewers to share their creations and discuss their favorite fandoms.

What is the purpose of using plastic wrap in the project?

• To transfer marker ink to paper

• To create a textured surface

• To make the paper waterproof

• To protect the table from paint

Why is it important to be careful when placing the inked plastic wrap on the watercolor paper?

• To keep the colors from mixing

• To avoid tearing the paper

• To ensure the ink transfers properly

• To prevent the paper from curling

What tool is recommended for cutting out the stencil, and why might adult supervision be necessary?

• An Exacto knife, because it is very sharp

• A box cutter, because it is strong

• A craft knife, because it is precise

• Scissors, because they are easy to use

What should you ensure when cutting out a stencil to maintain its design?

• All pieces are connected

• The stencil is colorful

• The stencil is symmetrical

• The stencil is large enough

What technique is suggested for applying paint over the stencil?

• Brushing in long strokes

• Spraying with an airbrush

• Dabbing with a sponge brush

• Rolling with a paint roller

What is the final step in the project after applying the paint?

• Letting the paint dry completely

• Removing the stencil to reveal the design

• Framing the artwork

• Adding more colors to the design

What does the instructor encourage participants to do after completing their artwork?

• Sell their artwork online

• Share pictures and discuss their fandoms

• Enter an art competition

• Create a video tutorial