Do you want to know how I made them? Really? You sure? It's top secret stuff... Ok then, here's a little tutorial for you!
Step 1. Draw monsters on paper to see how they look.

Step 2. Draw monsters on shoes with pencil. Begin painting with fabric paint.

Step 3. Paint more.

Step 4. And more. Don't give up.

Step 5. Outline monsters with fabric marker.

Step 6. Set paint with hairdryer.
Step 7. Wear.
I have a bit of a thing with monsters at the moment. I'm going to wear these lots in the future. Vans are so comfy, too! :)
I also have pictures from my final Fibre Art display, and my latest life drawing class, which I'll put up soon. Yay for shoes!
2 comments:
They are soooo cool! Have you ever considered branching into macaroni art? Also, what is definition of fibre art? Also, when I have a house, you may artify it.
My dear Keasty... you know you are the queen of macaroni art, so there's no point in me even trying! Haha. Fibre art is pretty much using textiles to create art, but we specifically had to use recycled materials.
Are you sure you want to let my art loose in your house? It might do strange things when you aren't looking.
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