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Another zine I’m making! I’ll post more pics of this one soon but LOVE how the cover turned out for this one so I’m posting it now B)
What should I cover in the next DIY or die zine (going over different art techniques & mediums)? Vote in the poll below!:D
Which topic do you think Vol 2 should be about?
📖 Book-Binding
👁️👄👁️ Portraits
🌈 Color Studies
🎨 Acrylic Paint
🦇🖤Fizzarolli jacket back panel completed. NOT for sale🖤🦇
💀Background is a pinterest reference image of fizz's colour scheme, I didn't just want it to be a one colour block look.💀
I did another thing
Corazones pintados con Posca y bordados
Hace más de una década empecé a mezclar la pintura sobre tela con el bordado. Hoy le presento los corazones pintados con marcadores Posca sobre tela de manta y bordados a mano con hilos DMC. Es la forma más fácil de pintar que he experimentado hasta hoy. Sin embargo, estos bastidores no son lavables. Siga leyendo y le explico. Me encanta cómo han quedado estos milagritos o corazones. Los colores…
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Introduce drawing workflow of using Derwent inktense coloured pencils to draw on fabric with fabric medium.
I have more details about this workflow,
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I couldn't find the right sort of fabric for the Monk's bodice and shorts, so I decided to buy a grey knit and paint the checkered design on. Last week, I did an experiment with fabric paint and acrylic paint. The reason was I didn't like the fabric paint selection in the store. They didn't have the right shade of red (it was more of a pink really), but when I went to the acrylics section, there were so many shades to choose from!
I started out by blocking out parts of my fabric with masking tape (using it for actual masking of things for once). Then I dabbed the paint on with a sponge. Be careful not to use too much side to side action when applying the paint because it might get under the tape. Once the paint is dry, remove the tape.
As you can see, plain acrylic paint on a knit fabric does not work too well. It doesn't stretch with the fabric, it's too stiff, and little bits of paint flake off. The solution? Fabric paint medium! This stuff is pretty awesome. You just mix it with the acrylic paint of your choice and yay instant fabric paint! It improves how much the paint adheres to fabric, flexibility, and how much it stretches. Additionally, it doesn't appear to alter the color at all. The only downside is the fabric medium tends to water down the acrylic a bit, so you might need to apply more than one coat. So yeah, next time you can't find fabric paint in the color you want, just make your own :-)
DIY: Painted Sneakers
Sneakers and I make a good pair (Pun intended). I made another pair of sneakers, and I’m pretty impressed with the outcome.
I used Acrylic Fabric Paint and Martha Stewart Fabric Medium. I mixed 1/4 fabric medium to 3/4 paint.
To add the small drawings I used a white paint pen and drew small triangles in a spiral pattern on the sides and top of the sneakers.
I have to admit, I had no idea…
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