Yes, it's definitely possible to create a strong 3D effect using stencils. The key is how you use shading, highlights, and layering. Adding soft shadows on one side and brighter areas where light would naturally fall can give the design a sense of depth.
You can also layer stencils slightly off from each other or use different tones to build a more dimensional look. Paying attention to light direction and contrast really helps. With a bit of practice and planning, stencils can be a great way to make flat designs appear more detailed and dynamic.
What kind of results can layering multiple stencil patterns achieve when trying to create a 3D mural or wall design? Curious how well that technique works in practice.
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