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Based on Guitar Smash T Shirt/Tanktop by MardyBum
I am horrible with paint, so instead I used sharpies. I've washed the shirt several times, and it still hasn't come off. People often ask me where I bought it!
I googled the image and printed it. I put it under the shirt with some light to trace it. After, I filled in the inside with sharpies and the rest is history.
I also spray-painted it a little bit, seeing as it was an old shirt, and had a stain on the shoulder. :)
- Desert_Rose entered her project Guitar Smash T Shirt/Tanktop to Pogo Connect 06 May 14:12
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Yeah, we used sharpies on our bags and shirts when we were younger and it took about..hm...5 years? to wash out, and there are still traces left.