Electronics and Computer Stencils

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Stencils of classic or significant electronic devices

2-small
XBox Game Controller
2-small
Apple II
3-small
Boombox
8-small
ATM
2-small
Turntables
2-small
Video Game Controller
2-small
Super Nintendo Controller
3-small
Cassette Player
2-small
Cassette Tape
4-small
Commodore PET
6-small
Crosley Companion
2-small
Headphones
4-small
Atari Joystick
2-small
Laptop
3-small
Macintosh
2-small
Microphone
2-small
Pay Phone
4-small
Polaroid
3-small
Princess Phone
2-small
Sony Walkman
2-small
Touch-tone Phone
6-small
TRS-80

So many of the objects of significance are electronic objects. That didn't just start in the 'modern' era with iPhones, either. Before mobile phones, cassette players and cameras were 'must-have' lifestyle items. Video game consoles and personal computers of the 70s and 80s were life-changing for many. And of course, in every household, the telephone and the television connected us in different but important ways.

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Tip #20:
Less is more
You might think that, the more color layers a stencil has, the better. But often less is more. Portraits of faces work great with three layers: dark, mid-tone and light. They're easier to cut and paint, and they're usually more elegant and pleasing to look at. Our advice: shoot for three layers, and add layers as needed.