Graphic Mod Mask Hole in the Wall is by Martice Smith. It features two nested looping shapes for more layered paint play It is based on expressive mark-making, a.k.a. graffiti! These designs are playful, organic shapes inspired by her love for graffiti and street art in the Arts District of her hometown in Kansas City, Missouri, where she spends her afternoon walks being mesmerized by the artistry of unknown creative rebels.

Broken down into bold and chunky graphic lines and shapes, the Graphic Mod stencils and masks will help you add an urban/contemporary feel to your work. Mix and overlap them to create symbols - they all work well together. You can also use them for background details, focal points, border frames, lines for journaling, and more. Combine or use bits and pieces of each set to create a whole new vibe!

The Graphic Mod Collection of stencils with masks includes 70s Play (L863), Hole in the Wall, and Bubble (L865).
Note: Some edges of this stencil are rough while others are smooth. This is intentional to reproduce the textures present in graffiti and not a miscut of the stencil.

• 9" x 12"
• 7 mil mylar is thick enough to be durable, yet thin enough for a seamless look in your art
• Some Disassembly Required - the Masks are attached to the surround with tabs (small uncut sections of plastic). The tabs are easily cut with a thin blade or sewing scissors. We also suggest good lighting and reading glasses to assist with the process.
• Made in the USA