When art gets walled off: Art gets wall-to-wall art

Art is all about space, space and more space.

When it comes to art, walls are usually more art than space.

It’s easy to forget that art can be a form of expression.

It can be used as a metaphor for the self, and the space we inhabit, as well as the relationship we form with others.

It’s this combination of the two that makes art so powerful, and so much fun.

But wall-sculpting isn’t always fun, and it can also be a serious undertaking.

Artists sometimes need to take time to prepare their artwork before it gets painted.

They often need to spend hours, even days, carving out space on their walls.

And the walls they leave behind can also change as they age.

It’s important to note that art is not just about wall painting.

You can also use your art as a platform to teach, or simply to entertain your guests.

In this video tutorial, I show you how to decorate a wall with a mural.

It doesn’t take long to get going, and you’ll learn how to get your artwork up and running.