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How To Do Paint Splatter On Clothes. The shirt pictured has purple, turquoise, lime green, hot pink, neon orange, and lastly a few spots of a cloud blue. Transform shirts with splatter paint techniques and tips on preserving your vibrant artwork for lasting wear. Get your shirt and flatten it on the. Position the toothbrush near the canvas and pull back on the bristles and release them to create a fine mist. The flick, the sling, and the drop. For a more controlled look, use a sponge, cloth, or cotton swab. Add texture and splatters with a spray bottle, paintbrush, or toothbrush. In this video i will be taking you through my process of creating a paint splatter hoodie and adding a vinyl design. The faster you flick the bristles, the more splatter you'll create. This is a quick tutorial of how to get the top 3 splatter paint techniques: Directions put the drop cloth or tarpaulin on the floor to protect the surface you don’t wish to have paint on. You can pour your blood directly over your shirt, or use a dropper bottle, or spout. I generally use about five to seven colors on my shirts. For starters, put on a glove and dip the end of a toothbrush in some watered down acrylic paint.

This is a quick tutorial of how to get the top 3 splatter paint techniques: Position the toothbrush near the canvas and pull back on the bristles and release them to create a fine mist. I generally use about five to seven colors on my shirts. You can pour your blood directly over your shirt, or use a dropper bottle, or spout. Directions put the drop cloth or tarpaulin on the floor to protect the surface you don’t wish to have paint on. For a more controlled look, use a sponge, cloth, or cotton swab. The faster you flick the bristles, the more splatter you'll create. Get your shirt and flatten it on the. The shirt pictured has purple, turquoise, lime green, hot pink, neon orange, and lastly a few spots of a cloud blue. Add texture and splatters with a spray bottle, paintbrush, or toothbrush.

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How To Do Paint Splatter On Clothes For a more controlled look, use a sponge, cloth, or cotton swab. For starters, put on a glove and dip the end of a toothbrush in some watered down acrylic paint. Get your shirt and flatten it on the. The shirt pictured has purple, turquoise, lime green, hot pink, neon orange, and lastly a few spots of a cloud blue. In this video i will be taking you through my process of creating a paint splatter hoodie and adding a vinyl design. The flick, the sling, and the drop. I generally use about five to seven colors on my shirts. You can pour your blood directly over your shirt, or use a dropper bottle, or spout. The faster you flick the bristles, the more splatter you'll create. Directions put the drop cloth or tarpaulin on the floor to protect the surface you don’t wish to have paint on. This is a quick tutorial of how to get the top 3 splatter paint techniques: For a more controlled look, use a sponge, cloth, or cotton swab. Transform shirts with splatter paint techniques and tips on preserving your vibrant artwork for lasting wear. Position the toothbrush near the canvas and pull back on the bristles and release them to create a fine mist. Add texture and splatters with a spray bottle, paintbrush, or toothbrush.