How do I enlarge a picture as a mural onto my wall without a projector?
Kristen C asked:
I have created a beautiful drawing of an azure dragon and a pheonix, and i want to paint it onto my wall. I do not have a projector and I do not have a place to rent one. My wall is 14 ft long and 10 ft tall. I am very good at free handing but it is a very complicated drawing and I would rather not have to free hand it again. Any suggestions as to how I could put this image on the wall without a projector?
Stephenie
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I have created a beautiful drawing of an azure dragon and a pheonix, and i want to paint it onto my wall. I do not have a projector and I do not have a place to rent one. My wall is 14 ft long and 10 ft tall. I am very good at free handing but it is a very complicated drawing and I would rather not have to free hand it again. Any suggestions as to how I could put this image on the wall without a projector?
Stephenie

February 19th, 2010 at 4:08 am
Tennille
You may have to contact a photo enlarging store that can make your picture larger and maybe mural size. Try the internet
Good luck
February 20th, 2010 at 2:15 am
Bethanie
kinko’s!!
February 22nd, 2010 at 4:11 am
Tula
Why not print it out then glue it into a seal able cardboard box, perforate around the perimeter and the feature lines. then put a light in the box and try to make a projector?
I just tried it with a flash light and piece of cardboard and it worked for me in a dark room.
>>Gimini2
February 23rd, 2010 at 9:47 pm
Lucius
You could “graph” it out.
Draw a graph pattern on the original. (like graph paper-little squares.)
For example, if the room is 14′ long, draw something like 28 squares wide. 10′ tall, and you would draw something like 20 squares long
Now, draw the same number of squares on the wall LIGHTLY,
Now, copy each ORIGINAL square onto the wall in the corresponding square. This will make the design that was in the little square much larger on the wall.
When you’re done, “paint-by-number”.
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