How to Create a Bodacious T-Shirt |
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Start with a t-shirt. And a pencil. And some markers. Sharpies pretend that they’re indelible but they fade slowly in the wash, so try it with Magnums or Microns or something.
Put a Tupac poster under the shirt so you can get the image just right. Pros do it all the time. |
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Start drawing Makaveli on the shirt with your pencil. This is just a sketch, so don’t worry if you don’t get it totally right. |
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Flesh out the tiny details and get a nice logo in there. Remember: ears and stuff can be tricky, but if you practice and take your time you’ll do a perfect job. Like this: |
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Now it’s time to ink it! Shading gives a sense of gravity and shape to your image, and red highlights give the shirt real punch. Your masterpiece is complete! |
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You don’t have to put Tupac on your shirt, though you’d be a fool not to. Another good idea would be to do a Lesane P. Crooks shirt. Man, that would blow my mind. Here are a few other shirts, just so you can see how uncool they are compared to the almighty ‘Pac:
That’s it! Until next time, keep fit and have fun! |
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