#masking tape
THUNDER THURSDAY #86: More Tuts A-Comin’
Hey folks!
Wanted to let you know I’m working on the next round of OpenToonz tutorials (a trio about vectors and editing brush strokes). Now with cleaner background removal!
Stay tuned,
- Paul
Edit: The resemblance is uncanny…
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Kobato
Earth
My original character - Lady like earth spirit
Third lady of element done!
☁️ AIR ☁️
My original character - Lady like air spirit
And this is the second lady of element
My washi tape design is up on etsy shop! check it out on my etsy if you’re interested!
Shop : https://www.etsy.com/shop/RaisinsBerry
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Prince Tooru was the heir of a kingdom whose symbol was its wonderful flora. And like those plants loved water, this little plant was in love with the sea.
(an AU of princes and pirates)
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Got to participate in an exhibition for GalleryIYN
Washitape commission 2
Washitape Commissions 1!
Moar washitape commissions + gifts
My gosh forgot to post these here as well;; convention Washitape commissions
Online Washitape Commission 3
Online Washitape Commissions 2
Online Washitape Art Commissions 1
Washitape commissions!
Convention commissions + gifts
Kimi To Boku Alice In Wonderland Themed PVC Translucent Cards & Masking Tape
Throw the Kimi to Boku boys into the story of Alice in Wonderland and what will you get?
With Shun as Alice of course and Kaname as the White Rabbit, the Asaba twins as the Mad Hatter and Chesire Cat respectively and finally Chizuru as the March Hare.
All of them are immortalised in special Alice in Wonderland outifts, illustrated by 绯枝 and produced by E-HA, in this set of 5 translucent PVC cards, which can act as bookmarks as well.
This is the second print of the product and the print as well as design has been improved upon the first print.
There is also a set of accompanying masking tape of similar design available, with a secret message hidden in it. The masking tape will be bundled together with the PVC cards as a set.
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Masked Taping - Senga Nengudi
“Her later performances evinced an interest in African art. For the 1978/79 performance Masked Taping, she attached pieces of tape to her body and moved about, to explore ‘elements of my African heritage of mask making, dance, rites and rituals,’ the artist wrote.”
