Bearly All There Can
Hand-painted original piece of art on a recycled spray can.
Spray painting is super wasteful. Whenever I paint a mural with spray paint I end up with lots of empty cans so I decided to make them into small pieces of art instead of throwing them away.
These cans have been fully decompressed with a small hole punched into the bottom to make sure there is no pressure left inside.
Materials – spray paint and acrylic on a metal recycled spray can
A matching painted spray can cap finishes off the piece nicely
Ready to display
Please note that if you’re ordering from outside of the UK I cannot be held responsible for a can that is stopped at customs. Even though these cans are decompressed they may not always get through.
Hand-painted original piece of art on a recycled spray can.
Spray painting is super wasteful. Whenever I paint a mural with spray paint I end up with lots of empty cans so I decided to make them into small pieces of art instead of throwing them away.
These cans have been fully decompressed with a small hole punched into the bottom to make sure there is no pressure left inside.
Materials – spray paint and acrylic on a metal recycled spray can
A matching painted spray can cap finishes off the piece nicely
Ready to display
Please note that if you’re ordering from outside of the UK I cannot be held responsible for a can that is stopped at customs. Even though these cans are decompressed they may not always get through.
Hand-painted original piece of art on a recycled spray can.
Spray painting is super wasteful. Whenever I paint a mural with spray paint I end up with lots of empty cans so I decided to make them into small pieces of art instead of throwing them away.
These cans have been fully decompressed with a small hole punched into the bottom to make sure there is no pressure left inside.
Materials – spray paint and acrylic on a metal recycled spray can
A matching painted spray can cap finishes off the piece nicely
Ready to display
Please note that if you’re ordering from outside of the UK I cannot be held responsible for a can that is stopped at customs. Even though these cans are decompressed they may not always get through.