#print bike

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poster - tour de france - sport

print sport - tour de france

[fyblackwomenart]

"Hill" by Sylvia Pericles 

[flowercrowngods]

so this is very embarrassing but i tanked my laptop yesterday (a week before submitting my thesis. everything is going great can you tell), my bike got messed with so i gotta go get it fixed, and this time next week i gotta print my thesis and have it bound three times. all of this will land me at several hundred €€€. i can get my bike fixed in spring or live without a laptop and study for my finals in some other way technically, but if anyone would like to chip in, that’d be super appreciated 🥺🫶

here’s my ko-fi. anything helps! 🤍🌷

[blenselche]

tryna figure out how to make stuff look like watercolor in sai so i dont use my work materials on fandom art

[mxihi]

really adored the colour grading in the movie so i tried to replicate it here

[splendidcyan]

I have spent the past several weeks updating and improving stuff from Quantum Foam Latte, my illustration capstone project from last year, for a capstone show happening later this month. This is a visdev project for a tween show about aliens, time travel, and uncovering government conspiracies-- and about making friends, too :)

QFL follows Tiff, a normal human girl swept up in an interdimensional, time-traveling conspiracy. Along the way she learns about trust, friendship, and the power she truly has inside herself.

More posts to come so long as I remember tumblr exists, lol

[barzysbaby]

So, the media team did the trend of awful photos of the guys

They were not bad, they could’ve been worse

Also, I saw a pic of baby Mat, and now I need to see his reaction

Specifically I saw this picture of baby mat

[axesent]

[cricketpress]

NEW art-print alert!!!

Loch Ness Monster Rides a Bike

The Loch Ness Monster, affectionately known as Nessie, is a creature in Scottish folklore that is said to inhabit Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. It is often described as large, long-necked, and with one or more humps protruding from the water.

Would Nessie be there if they could have only ridden a bike?

Poster details: 3 color screen print 8" x 10" Available in our Etsy Shop!

[weandthecolor]

Bicycle Art Print Edition #55, WHEELS of CHANGE by Thomas Yang

More here.

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poster tour de france

print tour de france

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[siriscrafts]

How to ecoprint a t-shirt!

Take the cloth you want to dye – natural fibers like cotton, linen, wool and silk work best, but also polyamide! It it's new, it's good to wash it first to get rid of any surface treatments on the cloth.

Then you'll need mordant for your fabric: alum and tannins for cellulose fibers, or just alum for protein fibers. Mordanting will help the print stick to the fabric and stay vibrant! To pre-mordant, simply dissolve the mordant into hot water and dip your cloth in it. To calculate how much mordant you need, simply weigh your dry cloth and divide by ten.

After mordanting, you can let your cloth dry or simply wring it and continue to the next step. Using wet cloth will result in a more watercolour-like print, as the dyes spread a bit. For crisper prints, it's better to use dry cloth.

Next you'll need plant stuff! Most green stuff will give yellowish hues, but there are some plants that are special dye plants. Do your research or experiment! (I used dyers chamomille, st. john's wort and some purpleish plants that I'm hoping will give red.) Some kitchen scraps like onion skins, and some mushrooms (eg. surprise webcap) are also commonly used! You can use fresh or dried plants. Arrange them on your cloth in whatever pattern you like! I'm folding my shirt in half to get a mirrored print, so I placed some flowers facing up and some facing down, but generally you'll want to place the flower face down and leaves face up!

Then it's time for wrapping up your cloth! You'll need another fabric or plastic to cover the cloth and something solid to wrap your fabric around, like a stick, some rulers or a piece of pipe. A rolling pin can be helpful in getting the plants flat against the fabric before wrapping. I used a big glass jar, like so!

Place the other fabric or plastic on top of your cloth and roll tightly! Tie the roll with some scrap yarn so it stays tight and finally wrap it in a towel. If you want a background colour, you can use a transfer cloth that's dipped in dye in place of the plastic or other fabric.

Next this roll will be steamed to get the colours from the plants into the cloth. A big kettle and small flower pot upside down work well, if you don't want to sacrifice a juicer. I used a bucket, a styrofoam box and an elecric kettle to save energy. Let it steam for 1,5 hours. If your cloth and plants were dried, it will take longer.

Once it's steamed, let it cool completely. Then it's time for the reveal! Dry and iron, wear and hand-wash.

I'll post the finished shirt once it's ready!

[arcadebroke]

[xzyumi]

night & day

[sergiopolis]

fanfics set in the 2000's are the best because i get to write descriptions of the tackiest shit ever seen and have every character eating it up and it's like. ok

[pokemonkidsdaily]

day 82

miraidon #1008