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Vintage Yves Saint Laurent

on September 17, 2009

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Yves Saint Laurent
1980

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What you need:
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The Ace has drawn attention to boring walls by using a material not usually associated with wall coverings - player piano music. The look is achieved by using common papers such as comics, sheet music, maps, blueprints, magazines cuttings, newspaper, paper doilies, or heavy foil. The more creative the better.

image © 1974 General Publishing

How to wallpaper with newspaper and other stuff.

Materials:
Glossy polymer medium sponge brushscissorsyour selection of papers, magazines or other ephemera(optional) glossy water based polyurethane (clear or tinted)paintbrush
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**If you do decide to use polyurethane make sure it's water based or it will smear and run the print and the picture from the other side will show through.

The polymer medium can be used as an under coat and as a final coat.

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