Aperture Laboratories

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The science of today is the technology of tomorrow. ~Edward Teller

For Halloween, #mymangoboy wanted to be a scientist for the above mentioned lab, so we found an old lab coat at a Goodwill store. I stenciled in the logo he sent me using contact shelf paper, the one you use for drawers and kitchen shelves. I tried to use freezer paper, as Pinterest suggested but failed that one!

Anyway, this one turned out pretty good.







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