Removing Masking Tape from Wall Mural

Taking the tape down from between the first two panels of the new mural. Sometimes tape works, sometimes it doesn't, but this came out great!
At first thought the original source image was a vintage illustration, but the longer I looked at it, the more contemporary it seemed to me. So, I did some investigation and tracked down the original artist Bruno Pozzo from Issy-les-Moulineaux, France. He and I had a nice chat about his work and he was totally stoked about what I had in mind. I'm gonna hit him up to get a print of the original!
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[@paolabueso]

Wonderful work! 😀🙌🙌🙌

[@TwistedTattoo.WarShorts]

Excellent 😁😁

[@roylawsart7456]

thanks!

[@nancyfriesen7408]

What do you do if some of the pictures stick to the tape? How to get the bits off the tape

[@roylaws406]

yeah, there's always going to be touch ups, tape is never perfect

[@sushigilmour9336]

Do you wait u till the paint is dry?

[@roylaws406]

I did, just in case the tape flopped over I didn't want it getting into anything wet. Flip side of that is that if the paint dries and formed a solid piece that got pulled up as well. Luckily, that didn't happen.

[@nancyfriesen7408]

Yes