NYC Urban Typography Collage Panel FB2 Decoupage Tissue Paper

Vintage New York City Typography Collage with Industrial Ruler Graphics and Distressed Urban Texture, bold metropolitan artwork for decoupage and furniture upcycling. This dynamic urban design features layered New York City typography combined with vertical ruler markings and distressed industrial textures. Bold text highlights boroughs and neighborhoods including Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, The Bronx, Staten Island, Harlem, Tribeca, Midtown, Chinatown, and Park Avenue, creating a structured yet gritty metropolitan composition. The design blends cream typography over a deep plum-brown and charcoal background, with heavily weathered overlays that give the piece an authentic street-art and vintage industrial feel. The ruler graphics add architectural precision, reinforcing the urban grid aesthetic of New York City itself. The overall effect is bold, graphic, and modern-industrial, making it ideal for statement furniture pieces, masculine décor themes, and city-inspired interiors. Artwork similar to a digitally distressed urban collage combining stencil typography and industrial mixed media textures……PERFECT FOR: Decoupage, furniture decoupage, furniture upcycling, statement cabinet panels, urban themed interiors, loft décor projects, masculine furniture pieces, mixed media layering, drawer fronts, office décor, city apartment styling, and bold background applications...….🖤 NOTE 1. The 18 lb tissue is a great choice if you like a little extra strength—it's easier to handle, resists tearing and allows for gentle repositioning. It’s also more opaque, making it perfect for darker surfaces. The 10 lb tissue is wonderfully lightweight and flexible giving you that smooth, blended finish. It’s ideal for layering on furniture or smaller projects so treat it gently and it will reward you with stunning results!.….🖤 NOTE 2. All items with this particular design share my unique identifying “Letter/s Number/s” label in the title for easy searching. …..🖤 NOTE 3. Adapted from Vibe Of Vintage.