Create an image gallery for your decoration

There are many advantages to using decorative comics on the walls, it is a simple way to transform an empty space into something wonderful with art that expresses your style and personal interests. It may seem complicated to organize, but today we bring you an easy guide to create your own personal gallery: unleash your creativity and create!

Selecting images

To have a good comic gallery, it needs to be personal and meaningful, you don’t have to hang specific styles or works of artists to impress. If the wall is full of colors, patterns, textures or styles, choose a specific color palette to create cohesion. Likewise, if your space has a clean palette, use bolder images that will make the gallery wall stand out.

A good tip when choosing is to think about what works best with the artwork and figures you have chosen and choose comics that complement or simpler comics that look cleaner and more organized. It is also important to mix and match until you find the perfect one for you. Do a lot of research on the internet to find the ideal images, there are several sites where you can find beautiful and super decorative images. Pinterest is a good example, you can use some work from an illustrator you admire, or even buy comics with phrases and ready-made artworks available from several online decoration stores.

Planning the space

The first thing you need to do is measure the area of ​​the wall you want to place it on and map it to the floor, doing this test will make sure you don't miss when hanging comics. Place the largest piece first, placing it in the center. If you have chosen comics of equal size, line them up or mix the shapes. Remember that it is not necessary to have a perfect order, you can misalign and play with the order.

Hanging comics

Measure the comics and spaces you created when mapping, align the measurements on the wall until you find the perfect spot. This is the best way to make sure it doesn't warp or go out of focus, just use a pencil and erase where you marked after you drill the holes in the wall.

Wall-mounted viewing works best when the centerpiece is at eye level (or about 6 feet off the floor). If you don’t have that space, have someone help you monitor the height as you test the comics.

Now that you know how to create your ideal comic wall, just stay connected to the internet and find the images that fascinate you!