#painted the box with posca markers

[soooooretro]

𝑩𝑨𝑳𝑳𝑶𝑹𝑨 𝑴𝑼𝑺𝑰𝑪 𝑩𝑶𝑿 𝒑.𝟏

While ago i got a music box and decided to make it Ballora themed !! It plays swan lake which isnt her song but it IS in fnaf 3 at least.

[aubryjoi]

A perfect fit 🐱🟪

[craftykit]

For christmas I got a set of POSCA paint pens! these two are some practice drawings I did. They’re fun to use and the colors came out just how i hoped they would!

[heyitsno0ne]

A few years ago, I sent my boyfriend a sketchbook full of drawings for Christmas. This was one of the pieces inside!! I’ve considered turning this into a print, because I think it would make a nice poster.

[sorensolsikke]

here's some punk diy tips and ideas

[other than crusty pants and battle jacket, although we still love those greatly.]

why should you diy, when you can just find decorated items everywhere, you can ask. what if you are clumsy at painting or anything?

firstly, good questions. we diy so we don't give credit to the big companies who rule the world. we diy to get more independent from the system we dislike. we diy so to save money. to express uniqueness, recognize eachother and be recognized. and especially to have fun and feel cool. diy is not only about clothing, but anything you can set your mind on. of course, one cannot make EVERYTHING for themselves, there isn't enough time and energy. but making at least small steps are already a statement and more than nothing. also, helping small artists by buying their products is also pretty punk.

that being said, i provide you with some tips of mine, all gained from experience:

anything you drew/painted on, you will WANT TO protect. acrylic paint/markers + acrylic paint varnish/transparent nail polish/textile medium are your best friends. read after anything that's new to you.

i highly recommend working with old clothing or thrift shop finds when it comes to textiles, as it is environmentally friendly and you will stay in budget. Anyways, always make sure that the material you use isn't gonna be problematic. for example, if you want to do some patchwork, the material shouldn't decay easily (if it does, it will come off so quickly.). if you want to paint on it, it shouldn't be rugged.

you can not only draw/paint on your canvas shoes, but can also sew, embroidery (just make sure to use a thimble, plus floss instead of thread could make your work more durable), and add beads and trinkets to your shoelaces. in the case of shoes, never use glue (neither hot nor instant glue) – it will come off quickly. for some inspiration, i'll show you my shoes!

(the fake moss is literally unstoppable from falling off or getting dirty. risky idea.)

it's good to carry around water and food!! you don't even have to pay for decorative water bottles and food boxes, as you can draw on glass and plastic just fine with acrylic markers. just don't forget to paint transparent nail polish all over your drawing. in at least two layers. don't be lazy or laid-back. even posca comes off while washing the dishes. and you WANT TO save your reference pictures/final designs, as the case of emergency is likely. but after all, my water bottle is exactly fine after six months, with no accuring problem.

if your current best option to get stickers from is aliexpress or overpriced decor stores, search for local artists and shops on instagram and tiktok, as it may be their most efficent way of getting you to know them. if it seems like you have no chance, you may can still find a print shop with the option of printing on self-adhesive sheets (at least in hungary, those are pretty cheap). and if you want drawings to print out as stickers, you may use your own or –ONLY IF YOU GET PERMISSION– other artist's work. not only good for decorations for like, headphones, but for vandalism too. WAIT WAIT who said that. who said it. not me. no never

(in case that's also impossible, you can create stickers by printing out/drawing a picture, cover it up in transparent adhesive tape, and then put some two-sided adhesive tape on the white side of the pic. it won't be that durable, but it functions.)

if you want to bleach-paint clothing, get some plastic brushes!! any other brush dissolves. draw your design first with chalk!! never forget to put cardboard inside the clothing, and to wash the finished work in a washing machine before you'd put it on. prepare to be patient with the process. and it's not dangerous to touch 5%-9% household bleach, just wash your hands soon after.

if you want your crusty pants to last veryyy long, wax them. look up on youtube jeans waxing.

some more things i made for myself so to give you some inspiration: totebag with pockets, a small crystal holder cabinet, badges, and i decorated some t-shirts, button-ups, an id card case, phonecase, laptop.

theoretically speaking, there is nothing that an individual would be unable to learn how to make, when it comes to diy. you can't imagine how easy it is to bake bread at home. consuming-focused media makes people believe that it's hard to make anything. of course, everyone has to decide about their own priorities, i don't want to convince or change anyone in here. and if you have any questions, send an ask!! i hope i had been helpful.

[papillonfondu]

DIY travel size Gojo Satoru 👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️ -- packaging included!!! (⚠️Do NOT remove packaging!⚠️)

Detailed instructions under the cut!

1.

Draw the layout of the cube on the back of a fake oreo box from Aldi. Other varieties of cardboard might work as well but I haven't tested any.

2.

Cut around the edges. Using scissors instead of a knife might make the process more painful.

3.

Crease along the inside of the bends. Ball-point pens work great for this!

4.

Add two-sided tape.

5.

Carefully remove the protective paper from the tape and fold along the bends into a cube.

Optional: you can add in a little Gojo Satoru if you do not trust the recipient to follow instructions and not open the box.

6.

Add eyeballs, 21 of them. I used the sort of tiny plastic balls that are inside fountain pen ink cartridges.

I also used the kind of glue that is generally associated with sniffing, because that's what I had at home. No, I will not elaborate.

7.

Tape them down with thin strips of papers in the shape of eyelids for extra security and style.

8.

Paint the eyeballs white. I used nail polish to achieve extra shininess and smoothness.

9.

For the irises, I used a combination of posca markers and sparkly blue nailpolish, but any combination of sufficiently blue and sparkly paints that stick to plastic should do.

10. Finally, I painted the rest of the cube with chalk paint (a mix of acrylic paint and baking soda) to achieve a sort of contrete-y look and mask imperfections, but for a smoother metallic finish, again, nail polish or simple acrylic paint will do.

Good crafting!

[ranciddrobbie]

wanna see my stupid art kit i just built? yea you do. look at her.

Shes like 2 and a half feet long, weighs about 50 pounds and may fall apart and fall on my fucking foot

i built her cuz no art kit was big enough to include everything i wanted to include

list of supplies inside the box:

Acrylic paint (liquitex and golden)

Copics/ohuhu

Water based markers

gel pens

Paint brushes

Pencil crayons, prismacolor and crayola

Crayons,

water color crayons

water colors

Water filled brushes

jar of water

bottle of 99% isopropyl alcohol

gloss varnish

matte varnish

Crackle textured basecoat

Posca markers

gouache paint

matte tape

gloss tape

gluestick

liquid glue

scissors

Razor knife

Cutting tray

sketchbook

and it has enough space for a tape/cd/md player as well as a speaker that goes on its handle.

To say this thing is over the top and impractical would be an understatement

[that-one-cat-meow]

HELLO!!

Yesterday was Christmas! (that's why I wasn't so active)

And I wanna show you... WHAT I GET!!

LET'S GO!!

All of my family knows I just LOVE Bendy. So... I get four Bendy figures!

But, oh, surprise!! They accidentaly bought me... two of them XD

So... I painted other four on other colours

How, you ask? Because...

I GET THE POSCA MARKERS!! AAAAAAAA-

Yay!! I FINALLY GET THOSE!!

Also, I got this fella. Maybe two days before Christmas, but still

And somehow... MY DAD BOUGHT ME BENDY STICKERS!!

STICKERS!!

Not original one, BUT PROBABLY THERE ARE 50 STICKERS THERE

Sadly those are probably arts taken from internet and turned into stickers, cuz I saw some OCs

Also got two LEGO sets!! One from Jurasic World! With my fav Blue!! >:3 (yea, I just show you Blue, but there were also Beta, two characters, bike/motor and car)

And second set is actually made for adults, but it wasn't so hard to make and I wasn't building some naked humans. Can someone explain why the box says: 18+ ???

I also got sock, Smart watch, headphones, charging station, glasses and ofc sweets and money, but I showed you things I am mostly happy of

Oki, bye bye

And if you have Christmas at 25 - MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

[artsupplies-battle]

Art supplies battle

blood of my enemies VS synthetic voice bank

Glitter gel pen VS mayonnaise

Glass dip pen VS shitty cheap half empty pen

Graphite pencil VS Ribbon tool

Highlighters VS acrylic paints

Camera VS tones

Ballpoint pen VS vocoloid

Kneadable graphite VS watercolor pencil

Charcoal VS paper

Silver wire VS the shitty dried out markers from the artist briefcase

Digital pen VS the kickers brush they made

Nail art brushes VS hair

Glue dibber VS bleach

Blend tool VS found objects

Kneadble eraser VS harmonica

Yarn VS the sharpener on the back of a Crayola crayons 64 box

Water colors VS mouse (computer)

A cats little foot VS knife

Dirt VS Bobby pin

Rocks VS bow rosin

Photoshop VS Bic Atlantis ball point pen

Sketchbook VS knitting needles

Crochet hooks VS cintiq

Oil pastels VS washi tape

Bic mechanical pencil VS uv resin

Crayons VS disk (like a CD)

Sumi brush VS scanner

Ukulele VS rubber (condom)

Bass guitar VS roofei art kit

Waterproof pens VS Wacom drawing tablet

Fluffy watercolor VS gumi

Charcoal VS gold leaf

The notes app VS pencil (not specific)

Fingers VS toothpick

Tipex VS big tubs of paint

That dry pen you have VS processing

Saliva VS melted chocolate ice cream

Sugar VS prismacolor alcohol based markers

Money VS electric guitar

Rubber (eraser) VS kum pencil sharpener

Hatsune miku VS epoxy resin

India ink VS Copic markers

Tattoo machine+ tattoo ink VS MS paint

Lead pencil VS printmaking ink

Needle threader VS flip a clip

Curved needle VS vantablack

Sewing machine VS artists loft dual tip

Blue print VS my tears

Glitter glue VS beads

Ruler VS origami paper/ patterned paper

Prismacolor pencils VS sculpey

Macaroni noodles VS Mr. Super clear matte

Brain VS blood

Sharpie VS bark (wood kind)

Utau/ open utau VS the good pen ™️

Fake blood VS clay

Wooden human model VS fire

Icing bag VS clip studio paint

Posca pens VS cable needle

Fishing line VS ctrl +z

Rattlesnake VS human

ASCII VS 5$ crappy sketchbook

[glitchy-creations]

[WIP]

Quick progress post on the body of Pandora’s box! I’m using posca for the detail work because I have a bit more control, so I’m letting it dry overnight so my paint doesn’t smear the marker.

This piece is going to be included in a group exhibition in November so I’m hoping to get it done soon! Once the body is finished and everything is varnished, I’ll wood glue the body to the base.

[fizhingtrawl]

Also he definitely has a southern accent bc like I say so

Yess

I think he paints boxes with Posca markers. For fun

[singitforthegirls]

Bought some like Stitch blind boxes and got two of the same figure I already had! >:(

So one piece is like this red car (stitch is seperate) and I have metallic Posca paint markers so my brain decided to change the color of the cars. 🤣🙈

Also using a tiny pencil for some places. Lol. Idek. And listening to some of Dead Meat's Kill count eps. XD

[k00297206]

Movement Project: Sculpture

Once the paint had dried, I went in with a posca paint marker to draw in the details of the door, letter box, windows and ivy.

This is what my home looks like

[kramlabs]

Via Van:

I ain't being paid or endorsed for this but here goes:

FRAMES:  

YIKES,  the price has gone up 2 bucks per frame since making the video last week! But they're still degrees-of-magnitude cheaper than the custom-framing shop I go to for big occasions. 

Pack of 8:

Single 

PAINT PEN:

[aropride]

also u can grab a fabric/paint marker or bleach or spraypaint and go nuts ive used posca paint pens i got for my bday on clothes b4 and it works fine, theyre fairly expensive tho and probably other paint markers would work fine too. also if u want 2 do logos or more complicated designs or just plan things out first stencils r ur best friend and u can draw/print a design out on a cereal box or w/e and cut it out with an xacto knife and go crazy :]

literally i cannot stress enough how easy it is to diy your own clothes. like it's so fucking easy. cut off the sleeves and put on some patches and dump on some bleach PLEASE don't fall for the scams and the people who say you have to spend money to look punk please

[garbage-salt-scraps]

gonna make a few more digital edits to these but they're basically done now i think