larry t-shirt with wings and star on the back

[zuropa_fit]

pardon my ignorance but what are Hollister birds? I know hollister is a brand - do they have swallows on their stuff?

 

[debz19]

I think its just a bird that looks similar to a swallow. Yeah they have tiny little hollister birds as their logos but none big enough to look like larrys t-shirt
Oooh thanks for the images of the back of his t-shirt i've been looking for them i think i might put the star and wings on the back of my shirt
Larry is going to cost me a small fortune on white t-shirts

 

[abelives]

pardon my ignorance but what are Hollister birds? I know hollister is a brand - do they have swallows on their stuff?

Hollister Co.

 

[bonocomet]

Looking at that link, the Hollister bird is a seagull. Larry's birds look more like swallows or something.

 

[Galeongirl]

Looking at that link, the Hollister bird is a seagull. Larry's birds look more like swallows or something.

Correct


Very cool t-shirt though!

 

[digsy]

he's worn this a lot - from edun, on sale on their site
http://www.edunonline.com//product.aspx?id=182

 

[zuropa_fit]

^ oh pretty! I tried so hard to make a shirt with the swallows on the pecs and the almost native american looking bird wings on the back with the star in the middle. I tried an iron on printed from my computer... I think I got cheap iron on stuff and it didn't transfer properly. Then I tried to hand draw it but the fabric markers didn't apply evenly. I think I'd need to silkscreen it and I don't have the equipment for that.

 

[popmartlemon93]

^ You could just try mixing fabric medium with acrylics, it makes them bind to the fabric and all silky smooth

Plus, acrylics have an amazing array of colours in which you can buy - its cheaper than screen printing and fabric paints.

Im planning on trying this method soon - will post a pic.

 

[zuropa_fit]

ooh thanks for the suggestion. More money on art supplies...

 

[popmartlemon93]

thats the way, Im afraid

 

[U2fan003]

^ You could just try mixing fabric medium with acrylics, it makes them bind to the fabric and all silky smooth

Plus, acrylics have an amazing array of colours in which you can buy - its cheaper than screen printing and fabric paints.

Im planning on trying this method soon - will post a pic.

Loool.. I've been wonderig to do the same thing someday

 

[debz19]

Fabrics paints seem to work best and are pretty cheap! i got a small tub from a fabric store for £1.50 and it lasts forever. You've just gotta take your time with it haha i've learned from my mistakes of trying to rush it

 

[zuropa_fit]

I was using fabric markers and some of the thicker parts were hard to "color in" evenly.

 

[CMM]

^ oh pretty! I tried so hard to make a shirt with the swallows on the pecs and the almost native american looking bird wings on the back with the star in the middle. I tried an iron on printed from my computer... I think I got cheap iron on stuff and it didn't transfer properly. Then I tried to hand draw it but the fabric markers didn't apply evenly. I think I'd need to silkscreen it and I don't have the equipment for that.

Doooo iiiiiiiit.

*fellow craft equipment-aholic.*