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Took these three shirts to kind of make a "senior" shirt of my own.
The airbrush one I had made at "Project Graduation", which is this huge party for the senior class the night after graduation with all kinds of activities and stuff. (My name is Aubrey, but my nickname is Brey-Brey :) ) Basically, the community pays for it so that from 11 pm until 4 am, we all stay at the school instead of going out and drinking and stuff at parties of our own. I won the alumni shirt that night as well.
front:
Back:
I got this hoodie at a local Wal-Mart at least 5 years ago but I never wear it because it's an XL and I generally wear an XS. My sophmore year my friend silk screened the design on the back for our school's art league.
It looks kinda wonky in all the pictures because I wanted to post this before I leave to eat today, so I didn't make it look all perfect. But hey, whatever, it's not gonna look all perfect when I wear it anyway.
This was partially inspired by one of ninjatoshiba's tutorials, until I realized that it would never work out right. Oh well.
Front:
left side:
^(i also think I look cute in this pic ^_^)
right side:
back:
I may add a strap going across the back to keep the white sleeve up, but I'm not there yet.
Also, as a side note, what are the other DIY or t-shirt surgery sites you guys go to? I'm a member here and at DIYscene.com, but I'm always looking for more sites like this, and I'm sure other people are too :)
The airbrush one I had made at "Project Graduation", which is this huge party for the senior class the night after graduation with all kinds of activities and stuff. (My name is Aubrey, but my nickname is Brey-Brey :) ) Basically, the community pays for it so that from 11 pm until 4 am, we all stay at the school instead of going out and drinking and stuff at parties of our own. I won the alumni shirt that night as well.
front:
Back:
I got this hoodie at a local Wal-Mart at least 5 years ago but I never wear it because it's an XL and I generally wear an XS. My sophmore year my friend silk screened the design on the back for our school's art league.
It looks kinda wonky in all the pictures because I wanted to post this before I leave to eat today, so I didn't make it look all perfect. But hey, whatever, it's not gonna look all perfect when I wear it anyway.
This was partially inspired by one of ninjatoshiba's tutorials, until I realized that it would never work out right. Oh well.
Front:
left side:
^(i also think I look cute in this pic ^_^)
right side:
back:
I may add a strap going across the back to keep the white sleeve up, but I'm not there yet.
Also, as a side note, what are the other DIY or t-shirt surgery sites you guys go to? I'm a member here and at DIYscene.com, but I'm always looking for more sites like this, and I'm sure other people are too :)