how dost thy frame the symmetry?

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AMAZING!!! Your work is so beautiful, and you're so young! Well Done!

Wow! What a great painting. You are a very talented artist. Is that you modeling the finished shirt?

Anne (aemcc)

Yes, that is me. :)

OMG that is GORGEOUS! i just couldnt ever be able to paint like that!

btw how old are you? is it for sale?

Thanks. I'm 17, and to tell the truth I don't paint often. I draw alot, pastels and pencils, and will only paint when I want to. Pertaining to subjects, this tiger is a first. Generally I draw horses, a variety of birds (owls, chickens, birds of prey especially), wildlife, some cats and dogs, a miscellany of still lives and portraits. With portraits, I have a habit with making them "historicals", that is to say the subject is in period attire, notably from the 15th-19th centuries.

And no, it's not for sale. While I can't see myself wearing it in public, I guess I'd like to hang onto it, for personal reasons.

I can understand not wanting to sell your first baby! (I probably wouldn't want to either.) But if you ever change your mind, I'd be interesting in buying your shirt or any other future pieces. Please consider it!

Hmmmm... I'll let you know if/when the time comes.

The artwork with fabric dye markers is FANTASTIC - love the poem to go with it on back! This is really a clothing-art collector's item - really beats the commerical stuff in the stores. Hope to see future examples (??)

Sì, sì, noti bene le basette, così come l'illuminazione e l'occhio! Non ho saputo che ci erano ancora artisti compiuti verso l'esterno là... E, come tutta l'opinione altra, fatta bene — ma l'altro lato della faccia é andato... Non gradisco che molto.

Bene, ringraziamenti per commentare comunque. Grazie molto.

I just love your work!

Can you really paint on a black shirt with fabric dye markers?

or what did you use?

SEVENTEEN???!!! You're kidding!!! That's amazing, pegasus.wyngs!!!

Thanks!

canshis, it is possible to paint on a black tee shirt if you put down an underlayer first (here, I'd used white paint).