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MadTwinsArt — Brick Top custom t-shirt
Published: 2010-12-16 14:04:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 5658; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 292
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This t-shirt we made for our friend Charlie from London. The idea was born after we watched Vader vs. Snatch internet joke together and "Of course fucking of course" became our daily sentence.Thank you Turkish, I'm sweet enough!
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Comments: 14
Of course f*ckin of course I want one!
alf.ruizh@gmail.com
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I want one as well, this looks well cool like! Haha!
I want one with Brick Top on it though, looks well cool too!
My email address is - anilnp90@googlemail.com
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need to find my stencil from the store and contact you, this tee becoming famous
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hi very interested in this bricktop shirt, ould like to buy one, email me back at... gtaryder@hotmail.com
thank you
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So, are you still making these t-shirts?
I am interested!
magnetoshockwave@yahoo.com.
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Yes I do. But I'm very busy now. Are you want exact one with Brick Top?
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I actually would use a textile ink medium mixed with acrylic paints when I was making custom t-shirts and it was difficult because it dries more quickly than regular textile ink, but it has this cool dye effect where it actually sinks into the shirt and as a result stays on forever because it does not get scratched and faded.
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Yo sir. Do you have any tuts for these kind of tee painting? am trying out new things like the bleaching method. but i think painting is good.
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I think all my steps on pix is quite clear. If you can paint with gouache or acrylic paints - it will be the same. Just take the fabric paint. I use one called Tulip. Just put it on the palette, mix and paint with hard small brush as on paper.
You just preparing picture, print it on the simple paper and cut out with paper knife some areas which will be a base of picture. As you see from my pix - you don't need to cu out all. It is just your help to draw on t-shirt and save proportions. Big areas I covering with bit of sponge, it will be covered regularly compare to do it with brush.
We never do bleach, it can give more artistic result.
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Always wanted to paint my own t-shirts. Just found the good textile paint. It's almost the same as you paint gouache etc.
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Wouldn't it save a time if you print it from computer?
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Ha-ha-ha!!!Have you checked where I'm from??? Printed from computer? Maybe I can go in the store right behind the corner of my flat an buy such tee???
Please don't take offense!!! DA is incredible place!
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