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The Egyptian Wall Mural at Home

The hand-painted mural was a true family endeavor. The Florida theme parks Bush Gardens and Disneyland have been enjoyable for my kids. They liked the way it was decorated. My kids also became quite interested in the history and art of ancient Egypt. We made the decision to create Egyptian-inspired computer art compositions one day. Everyone choose their personas from the gods and goddesses of antiquity. After several hours of design effort, a vibrant landscape image was generated on our inkjet printer. It was a happy instance of cooperation.

A few days later, my husband had the brilliant notion to make our Egyptian painting the size of a wall. He advises developing a theme park-like concept. The mural looked wonderful on the wall of our garage.

Every day, we go back and forth through our garage. The hand-painted mural was a wise choice because it is still in style today.

The home garage mural with an ancient Egyptian theme.
The home garage mural with an ancient Egyptian theme.
Hand painted mural at home garage wall.
The vector image is ready for the wall drawing.
Hand painted mural at home garage wall.
Anubis
Hand painted mural at home garage wall.
Anubis- Protector of the Dead.
Hand painted mural transfer without projector, punch paper, carbon transfer paper.
This image illustrates an idea of using the wall drawing robot: robotic outlines & hand painted mural. This art tool can save up to 10 times on outlining process. The robot can be a very good alternative to the projector, carbon transfer paper, and doodling technique.

The Large Hand Painted Mural at The University of Florida

It was my contribution to this 6-by-30 foot hand-painted mural. I also became a part of the Botsy crew to learn how to outline such big murals by dividing them up into separate sections. I have first-hand knowledge of how to utilize the drawing robot to expedite the painting process. The wall drawing machine was used to outline the entire mural in one evening and for roughly 3-4 hours. We may ask volunteers to paint the mural’s segments the next day. The completed composition on the wall impressed everyone.

The mural’s purpose is to visually depict a range of engineering specialties and to portray the collaborative spirit of diverse students tackling engineering problems. The painting illustrates the notion that new technology and engineering specialties can be used to solve problems.

This image shows the computer artwork for the University of Florida mural.
The outline-only vector file is prepared to be transferred to the wall by Botsy.
How to transfer a mural to the wall without a projector, punch paper and without carbon transfer paper. Using the drawing machine Botsy, speeds up creation of the hand painted mural.
The final result of the hand-painted mural that transformed the hallway at the University of Florida. The wall drawing robot quickly and easily transferred the outlined and sized artwork.
How to transfer a mural to the wall without a projector, punch paper and without carbon transfer paper. Using the drawing machine Botsy, speeds up creation of the hand painted mural.
The drawing machine's advantages are depicted in this illustration. How to paint the primed background that is just needed for this mural. Once the background was dry and ready, Botsy drew the outlines over it.
How to transfer a mural without a projector, without punch paper and without carbon transfer paper.
This photo shows the coloring progress after Botsy outlined this large mural at the University of Florida. Volunteers with varied skills can be invited at the same time because the entire mural has already been sketched.
How to transfer a mural artwork without a projector, without punch paper and without carbon transfer paper by using the drawing machine Botsy.
The final mural at the University of Florida.
Using the drawing machine Botsy, speeds up creation of the hand painted mural.
Botsy, the drawing robot, and the mural in progress at the University of Florida.
Botsy, according to a professional artist with an SFAI (San Francisco Art Institute) diploma, speeds up to 10 times the wall outlining process for complex vector art.
How to use silver Sharpie markers to automatically draw complex mural pieces. Once the background color has been completed, the wall art robot Botsy accelerates and simplifies the mural image transfer process.
The mural progress at UF.

The Home Floral Mural with Fluorescent Paint

The master bathroom features a hand-painted floral mural. The main piece, the flower, was created on the computer to achieve the desired style and proportions. I used luminous paint to fill in some of the gaps in this piece. When the light goes out, the mural shines in the dark for a few minutes, providing enough illumination to get there.

The mural glows in the dark.
Computer artwork for the flower.

The Folk Art Murals at Home

My client asked me to enlarge and draw two images of folk art horse and rooster. The client also wanted the enlarged images to be a close match to the originals.

I created the vector files and outlined the images with the Botsy wall sketching robot. The following step was a simple one. The outlines were filled in with wonderful bold colors. The client was overjoyed when he saw the finished hand-painted mural.

The folk art horse outlined by Botsy and hand painted.
This is a vector file made for the wall drawing robot. The robot can transfer an upscaled image to the wall with a high precision.
This is a vector file made for the wall drawing robot. The robot can transfer an upscaled image to the wall with a high precision.
How to transfer a DIY hand painted mural without a projector by using the drawing machine Botsy.
Botsy created the mural's outline, and the folk art rooster was hand painted. It was possible to transfer an upscaled image to the wall with excellent precision thanks to the robot. The robotic tool saved a lot of time on tedious outlining, freeing up more time for creative painting.

A Proposed Office Mural for The Career Source Center

The Tree Mural in Kids' Room

A teen girl wanted to paint a mural on an empty wall in her bedroom. She had no prior experience with big paintings, particularly on the wall. That’s why I recommended a strategy. She would begin by selecting the desired artwork. Second, we convert it to a vector file and upscale the image with the wall drawing robot. As a result, she was able to obtain the desired mural and paint it herself. In addition, the young lady gained expertise and confidence by working in such an artistic field.

The Tree mural with the drawing robot help.
The painted portion of the mural follows the outline drawn by the wall-drawing robot.
The Tree mural with Botsy help.
The vector file for the wall drawing robot.

The Painting of the Wooden Stove

With my Belarusian friends, I’m working on this entertaining project over the weekend. For the sake of making baked potatoes, barbecues, and stakes, they constructed this wood-burning stove. The wood stove’s only color was white. I suggested that you decorate it with conventional Belorussian ornaments and accents. The entire family enthusiastically endorsed my computer design. One day, we all worked together to transfer and paint my image onto the stove.

The vector file for Belorussian wood stove decoration.
The decoration templates for the Belorussian wood stove.
Transfer of decoration element to the Belorussian wood stove.
The vector file for Belorussian wood stove decoration.
The Belorussian wood stove decoration.

The Angry Ocean Mural at Home

The Wooden Window Frame for House

The goal of this project was to construct a 3D window frame using classic folk features. The client would complete all the mechanical woodwork himself because it was a do-it-yourself project.

I performed considerable study before creating this window frame design, which incorporates traditional Russian features.

As usual, I created a vector file on a computer first.

All the elements were outline by the wall drawing robot over the plywood rather than utilizing graphite transfer paper.

After that, all of the components were painted and jigsaw cut out.

The window opening is currently surrounded by this lovely frame with traditional Russian elements.

DIY wooden window frame with traditional Russian elements.
This image shows the vector file made for the wooden window frame.
This image shows the vector artwork for the wooden window frame.

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