My Pixelated-stencil concept actually works and I've successfully made a bunch of stencils using the technique.

All of my examples are at my brother's house and he is overseas on business right now so I really don't have any access to them,

I'll try to find some new materials, make some new stencils, take pictures, then post them here so you can have a better idea of exactly how my Pixelated-stencil technique works.

i love art, especially drawings

Silk-stenciling I call it

i was just being facetious. its not outside the realms of possibilty to mix up some ink/ paint that would adhere to the surface and print an image on.

the problem i have with your idea (otherwise its very good) is that you'd basically need to stretch the mesh over a frame, and be very accurate with the masking, else you wouldnt get full pixels, but bits of them cut off. And if you were stratching it over a frame to make a screen, you may aswell just expose the image onto it like you would normally in screen printing, and then just spray spraypaint through the holes.

I don't think you can screen-print urban landscapes with spray paint.

^^ yes guys its called screen printing

Had the same idea before.

i freaking love graf!

never thought of any stencils though!

Here is the digital version of a DMG stencil that I drew up -

I made a "real" version of this stencil using a new pixelated-stencil making technique.

Unfortunately the "real" version of this stencil is at my brother's house in Tampa, FL and I don't have any pictures of it.

And I'm still trying to perfect my new pixelated-stencil making technique but the basic concept is to take a square-mesh-like material and mask-off the squares that you don't want paint to go through.

someones gettin up, gameboi crew would be GBC lolololol i love stencil + street art

Totally

PCB mount pro sound?

Haha, prosound jack!

lol... tag, your it!

It would with a few modifications when you print it out. I've already used it under a bridge near my house.