In Action - Part 2

So  here I am again, In the last post I promised you guys I would show some photo updates.  I have used scrap shirts for practising.

 So here it is, tell me what you think . 

(The things I used will be down below, If curious.)

Theses are the stencils I made In the space of two weeks, I have been trying to do more Urban, edgy art recently and I think this may be it.

The first one is of a girl with headphones on, the second one is a letter stencil that I just made up, the third one is a typicall stereotype black boy from USA that plays ball, the fourth is a young urban girl with a beanie, the fifth one is an afro boy (He thinks his cool) and lastly the lollipop girl with a bit of edge and the business initials.

A very small description of what they are about or if not ill let you decide.

 

Here is just a little look of how it turned out (My first stencil!!!! wooop.)

The scalpel gives such great neat lines to the stencils, thats what I love about 

this new scalpe I bought.

 T - Shirts

 Lastly my twin was very supportive and let me photograph her in all the printed shirts I had produced.

Here is just two.

•  Fabric Paint - Hobby Craft - £2 each - X5
• Fabric Spray - Hobby Craft -£8 each - X2
• Scalpel Knife - Hobby Craft - £5
• Purple Ink Marker - Location of purchase (Any art shop) - £1
• White Normal drawing hard paper - Hobby Craft -£12
•  Editting and photos - Huawei phone camera for some but Canon Eo5 10000D camera for most  - Curry's

Thanks for passing by again

Rae

xoxo