Posts tonen met het label watercolor. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label watercolor. Alle posts tonen

donderdag 18 september 2014
















hi guys :)
So maybe you’ve seen my post about watercoloring a few weeks ago, maybe you haven”t. The thing is, I’m kind of obsessed with watercolors, so yeah, here’s another post about them..
The cool thing about watercoloring is that it doesn’t get boring. You can do so many things with watercolors. Like splatter them all over your paper and feel like a happy little kid. Like giving your drawing just that little extra color. Like “painting” some random shapes with it and make something out of it.
It’s the perfect thing to do when you’re bored, or feel creative, but don’t know what to draw/paint/whatever.



The biggest picture above is a picture of my own watercolor set, the pictures beneath are sets I’d love to have (I found the pictures on Google, Amazon and eBay.



The two on the left are from the same set: the Fifi Lapin watercolor set. Doesn’t it look cute? It’s from Juicy Couture, and they don’t sell it anymore, but you can find one at eBay or Amazon, if you’re interested :) By the way; I love those colors! They’re like all the basic colors, but then just a little bit different, which makes them super cute!
The price of this set depends on where you buy it.



The picture on the right doesn’t look cute at all, but it does look like it’s from great quality, doesn’t it? So that’s why I’m really interested in that one too :)
This one costs about 19$.



xo xo Luna

donderdag 30 januari 2014





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Turning an everyday staple into a work of wearable art is no sweat. Inspired by the painterly prints of designers like Preen, MSGM and Reed Krakoff, a little dab of abstract floral radness does wonders for a drab old crew neck…so get on board and bring out your inner DIY Picasso, baby!






To create: Insert a piece of cardboard or bristol paper inside the sweatshirt to prevent paint from bleeding through. Soak a kitchen sponge in water; ring out excess, then gently dampen the sweatshirt. Use a wet paint brush to dampen the watercolor paints, then mix onto a plate to achieve your desired colors. Paint the design onto your sweatshirt. Let dry completely before wearing. 



This is just awesome!