I just love this 3-D, modern makeover where the main focus (lady in blue) was left as-is and the environment changed around her. Find Mitzi's instagram account here!

I followed the same lines and used darker colors and some little bones to turn this painting into a Halloween decoration! There's a tutorial if you click through.

I used this tutorial for some nursery decor in my son's room several years ago! It's a really simply diy but it looks beautiful.

This is so creative - she took a painting and then matched the background to her wallpaper, reducing the contrast and making really interesting art. Check out her website for house renovations here.

This is a super creative way to change the entire tone of a painting, with small geometric stickers and bold colors.

You could do this one with a frame, or even incorporate a painting behind it, but click through to check out how she made this amazing octopus 3D art with clay & resin! See more of Ashley's art on her website here.

Another one that would technically work with a frame, or could be incorporated with a painting on the inside. The painting directly on the glass is unexpected and I bet it is beautiful with the sun pouring in!

If you look closely at this painting, you'll realize that the stencil is laid over top the original art, giving it a layered and visually appealing palette. These colors aren't my vibe but I think the idea is really neat!

Yes, it ought to be common knowledge that you can just paint over top a painting or a frame's glass, but just in case you've forgotten! You can like the shape of a frame and hate the fillers, so go nuts.

The colors, the shades, the lines; this makeover is really stunning. See more of Ryan's work on instagram.

Instead of negative-area text, paint right over the top like this project! You can pick a big bold word, like this example, a quote, whatever.

Another seasonal idea - paint in some ghosts or other fall creatures! This has been such a fun trend to watch on social media and I wanted to include one example.