Two framed geometric abstract artworks, perfect for a DIY art enthusiast, feature intersecting gold lines on red backgrounds. The frames are black with white matting, resting gracefully against a dark wood wall.
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EASY DIY Sharpie Framed Wall Art

ByLisa

Hey guys! Did you see my master bedroom makeover reveal last week? If you didn’t you should check it out. But if you did, you probably saw the framed art I hung on the walls. The best part is, these are EASY DIY Sharpie Framed Wall Art and SO easy to create, not to mention completely inexpensive! And I am going to show you how to make them right now.

This post contains affiliate links. For more information, please see my policies. Collage illustrating steps for creating framed wall art: supplies including a canvas, Sharpie, and paint; text reads "easy DIY art project"; completed artwork showcases red backgrounds with gold geometric lines in elegant black frames.

EASY DIY Sharpie Framed Wall Art

You will need the following supplies.

Canvas Panels
Paint
Paint Brush
Two Frames
Gold Sharpie
Ruler
Hammer
Tape Measure
Nails

A pack of 9"x12" canvas panels, a paintbrush, and a jar of pink paint await on a black table for your next DIY art project.I should mention I already had all of these supplies, so this project only cost me the few dollars I spent on the canvas panels.

Step 1 – Paint your canvas panels a color of your choice. I used a paint sample from Lowes so I could customize the color to match the Wine fabric I made the bed out of, but you could use leftover paint, craft paint, or pick a custom color of your own.A table with a white canvas, embodying DIY art vibes, a partially painted red canvas, an open jar of red paint, and a brush with red paint resting on the white surface. The table is elegantly draped with a black cloth.

Step 2 – Once your canvas panels are completely dry, use your gold sharpie (or whatever color you want) and your ruler to draw lines on your canvas panel. I tried to come up with a pattern ahead of time, but decided to wing it instead. I literally drew lines until I liked it 🙂A gold-capped Sharpie permanent marker, perfect for DIY projects, lies horizontally on a textured red surface next to a transparent ruler.Two red wooden boards rest on a speckled countertop. One board is blank, perfect for your next DIY project, while the other hosts a black ruler and a gold Sharpie marker, ready for artistic creation.

Step 3 – Repeat on the second panel. I made my pattern different on the second one, but because they are the same colors and frames, they look like they belong together.Two red canvas boards on a speckled countertop, each featuring gold geometric lines, offer an inspiring art project. A black ruler sits beside one of the canvases, making it perfect for DIY enthusiasts eager to blend precision with creativity.

Step 4 – Once the panels are complete, insert them into the frames. Since these panels are thicker than a photo, they should fit snugly without having to tape into place.Two square red coasters with gold geometric line designs, resembling pieces of modern art, are placed side by side on a speckled granite countertop.A black picture frame lies on the table with the backing removed, revealing a canvas panel adorned with a yellow "Value Series" label. Perfect for DIY art enthusiasts, it stands against a plain gray wall, inviting creativity.Two framed minimalist artworks featuring geometric designs with intersecting gold lines over a red square background showcase the essence of DIY art. The frames are placed side by side against a dark wooden wall on a reflective floor, adding elegance to the space.

Step 5 – Hang the frames on the wall. Tip: When I hang items on the wall that need to be in the same position, I always mark the spot I want to hang and then measure the distance from the ceiling AND the floor to make sure they are hung at the same height.A cozy room corner with a patterned armchair, maroon cushion, and a two-tone curtain. The room has a dark wooden floor and a black dresser with a white lamp. A framed abstract artwork hangs on the gray wall. A modern bedroom showcases a large bed with red and gray accents, white and gray bedding, and geometric-patterned pillows. A cozy armchair near the window complements black and white curtains, while DIY art pieces add a personal touch to the decor.

Now you have two custom pieces of art for less than $40!Two framed geometric abstract artworks, perfect for a DIY art enthusiast, feature intersecting gold lines on red backgrounds. The frames are black with white matting, resting gracefully against a dark wood wall.

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A modern bedroom with a red and white theme features a bed with red accents and white curtains. Below, a DIY collage shows steps for creating framed art using a Sharpie pen on red canvas-like material, ruler, and painter's tape.

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