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WillowOaken [2009-10-17 00:48:15 +0000 UTC]

Looks very cool. Can't wait to see it finished Also that probably is the best way... Using that method would be best I think; spraying the paint (not exactly spray paint cans) would be better for this; although... If you don't know anyone with the skill to operate a sprayer, you could still use brushes. Just make sure it's not drippy when you do it

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Steive [2009-10-16 02:53:12 +0000 UTC]

Ooh, pretty, I like it. That's a really neat color scheme, too.

For the squares, you mean an idea of how to go about painting it? Here's how I'd do it: once you have the wall painted the way you want it underneath, try measuring + sketching out a grid on the wall/ceiling, in pencil. Then use painter's tape and tape over the squares you do not want to get painted. (Also, tape a border along the boundaries of the grid you drew, too, so you don't have to worry about painting over the edge by mistake.) Then just paint over the whole area inside the border, tape and all, and peel off the tape once it's dry. Voila, squares

I hope that's what you were asking... and I hope that made sense

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