About the service
An old vinyl record that hasn't spun on a turntable in ages can become a real interior decoration. I hand-paint records with high-quality acrylic paints, turning an ordinary LP into a unique art object for a home, studio or office.
The work begins with discussing the idea: a favorite band's logo, a portrait of a musician, pet or loved one, an album cover reinterpreted, an urban landscape or a completely abstract composition built on color and rhythm. I work from photographs, sketches, or simply by mood if you want to trust my taste. Before picking up the brush, I create a digital or paper sketch and coordinate it with you — there will be no surprises at the final stage.
The painting is applied in thin layers so that the vinyl grooves remain visible at the edges — this detail immediately reveals the work to be vinyl rather than a flat canvas. Fine details — facial features, letters, light highlights — are drawn in the final stages with thin brushes and liners. After complete drying, I coat the record with two layers of protective varnish, which will protect the paint from dust, fading and accidental touches for years to come.
Each work is sent ready for placement on the wall: I install sturdy mounting hardware on the back, so you won't need to buy any additional hardware. If desired, I can add a small acrylic stand if you prefer to keep the record on a shelf.
Execution time — usually from 5 to 20 days depending on the complexity of the design and current workload; rush orders are considered separately. During the process I send intermediate photos so you can see how the work is being created and can request minor edits before the varnish is applied. You don't need to send a record in any condition — if you don't have one, I'll select suitable vinyl myself. Give your old record a new life on your wall.
The work begins with discussing the idea: a favorite band's logo, a portrait of a musician, pet or loved one, an album cover reinterpreted, an urban landscape or a completely abstract composition built on color and rhythm. I work from photographs, sketches, or simply by mood if you want to trust my taste. Before picking up the brush, I create a digital or paper sketch and coordinate it with you — there will be no surprises at the final stage.
The painting is applied in thin layers so that the vinyl grooves remain visible at the edges — this detail immediately reveals the work to be vinyl rather than a flat canvas. Fine details — facial features, letters, light highlights — are drawn in the final stages with thin brushes and liners. After complete drying, I coat the record with two layers of protective varnish, which will protect the paint from dust, fading and accidental touches for years to come.
Each work is sent ready for placement on the wall: I install sturdy mounting hardware on the back, so you won't need to buy any additional hardware. If desired, I can add a small acrylic stand if you prefer to keep the record on a shelf.
Execution time — usually from 5 to 20 days depending on the complexity of the design and current workload; rush orders are considered separately. During the process I send intermediate photos so you can see how the work is being created and can request minor edits before the varnish is applied. You don't need to send a record in any condition — if you don't have one, I'll select suitable vinyl myself. Give your old record a new life on your wall.
