Adding to old paintings

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Going thrift shopping is always an adventure. You never know what you might find while digging through a bargain bin of shoes or a barrel full of backpacks and belts. If you’re lucky, you might even stumble upon a piece of artwork that’s worth displaying in your home. And even if you don’t think any of the pieces are up to par yet, you might be able to give a painting new life by adding your own flair to it.

Need creative ideas for wall art that won't break the bank? Visit your nearest thrift store and turn some cheap thrift art into a masterpiece.

How To: Upcycle an Old Painting Reusing Cut-Outs From Magazines, Comics, Catalogs - Collage and Painting Techniques - Marvel Avengers Iron Man Hulk Deadpool: In this instructable we will be sharing some collage* and painting techniques for up-cycling* an old painting back to life. This art work was made by my partner Renier who is (among other things) an art teacher, fine artist and graffiti writer. He l…

Take something old and outdated and then give it a fresh look. Don't be intimidated--here are some tips and steps to get you started.

Don't ditch that old canvas just yet--learn how you can update it to better suit your style using a beautiful little tapestry.

An Easy Way to Update a Thrift Store Art is by Repainting it with a bright pop of color. This quick and easy Idea will surely make you want to purchase a thrift store art upcycle it into a fun thrifted canvas art #thriftedart #upcycleart #paintedwallart #wallart #canvasart

One of the most fun and challenging things about buying our first house was figuring out how to decorate all of the new space. Even though they looked like mansions compared to the smallest apartment in the world, there was only so much wall space to cover in our previous apartments. Moving to a full-size house made us realize that […]

Given my love of thrifting and crafty endeavors (as long as they’re easy), I am quite late to the upcycled-thrift-store-art-project party. Thanks to a fellow thrifter on Instagram, I have now arriv…

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Courtney Hiersche made this thrifty painting more awesome

Going thrift shopping is always an adventure. You never know what you might find while digging through a bargain bin of shoes or a barrel full of backpacks and belts. If you’re lucky, you might even stumble upon a piece of artwork that’s worth displaying in your home. And even if you don’t think any of the pieces are up to par yet, you might be able to give a painting new life by adding your own flair to it.

Thrifty Art: Fake an Oil Painting - Deeply Southern Home

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