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PrincessPhoenix — Youko Kurama
Published: 2005-10-12 21:25:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 3461; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 118
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What can I say; I've got it in for silver/white -haired bishounen. It's Kurama in his demon-fox form from the anime Yu Yu Hakusho. I love wearing this shirt, it's comfy and no one else in the world has the exact same design.Fabric paint on a white T-shirt.
Time spent: 4 hours
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Comments: 19
O.O I'm so jealous. Lmao. Now I want to do this. Really, really badly. Awesome job!
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OMG if you make me a different shirt (especially if it has karasu/kurama rapage ;3) I would totally wear it for a godsgirls.com diy set and credit you. That is an awesomely hot shirt and I LOOVe Yu Yu Hakusho. <3
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You lucky bastard. I WANT THAT SHIRT TOO~!!!!!!!!!! Oh, WHY oh WHY must my drawing skills suck so much?!?!? Or else all my T-shirts will have Kurama's face on them!!!!
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Wow! You made this? That's so cool! I bet you feel special wearing it. I would love a shirt like this.
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you made this shirt?!!!!!! oh my goodness!that is so cool!!!!!!
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AAaaah!!! That shirt is awesome!!! I wants it....
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holy crap!!!! *begins to drool* Kurama-kun, I want you're shirt!!!!!!
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GAH! let me BUY this from you... or a copy or something. This is amazing and it must have taken you forever!
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*envious as hell xD* 
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*gasp* that looks fun.. haha
i'll go try that.. someday >D when i get the time. was the paint expensive?
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what kinds of brushes/technique did you use to get it to turn out so well with fabric paint? is it just standard fabric paint?
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Well, I bought tubes of fabric paint at this place called Lewiscraft; the bottle's very nicely shaped and the tips are very fine so that you get nice clean lines from it. That takes care of the outlines of things. The hair is from the same kind of paint, but I used the tip to smudge it to get that shaded effect. The skin and clothes are regular acrylic paint mized with fabirc medium. You can either use a brush or do what I did; buy an empty glue bottle that has a tip that you can poke yourself. Use a safety pin and poke that hole, widen it slightly to get the size of line you want, then dump the paint in the bottle and squeeze. Nice control on that, don't let the paint soak through, smudge it over as wide an area you can manage.
Rinse and repeat.
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That is such a pretty shirt I wish I had one like that
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Wow, that's awesome! I wish I had such a unique and cool shirt, too!
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