This easy DIY space art is the perfect addition to add to the Industrial Space boy’s bedroom. 
This is by far the easiest and most fun DIY ever. Me and my son had a ‘blast’ doing this together! We each made our own so he has two now for his room. Because the mural in my son’s Industrial Space bedroom overtook one whole wall, I wanted to do something on the other walls that matched but not anything too crazy.
This easy space art is the perfect addition!
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Supplies:
- drop cloth
- canvas art
- navy blue paint (I used Fusion Mineral Paint, Midnight Blue)
- paintbrush
- white paint
- plastic container
- chip brush
- paper towels
Directions:
1. Paint two coats of navy blue paint on the canvas, drying in between coats.
2. Mix a few tablespoons of white paint with equal amounts of water (1:1 ratio) with a chip brush.
3. Wipe some of the white paint off on some paper towel then splatter the paint from the chip brush over the blue canvas. You can use your finger to brush against the brush to make splatters too. If you don’t brush paint off on the paper towel, you will get more blobs than tiny splatters on the canvas.
4. Allow to dry and hang on the wall!
I’m really happy with how it turned out and more importantly, so is my son!
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Industrial Space Boy’s Bedroom
That is a very cute piece of art and i loved his room.
Hi Jamie!
That’s so fun! I also love to create things with kids, especially our son, Adam who is about to turn 13 next week. Not long ago, we got him some plain black Vans and he and I painted them with a galaxy theme. He gets compliments on them every time he wears them to school. I’d love to show them to you (how do I do that?). Also, where did you get those black brackets for your son’s shelves?
Thanks and keep creating & sharin’!
Debs