Many iconic designers, from Versace to Eckhaus, have carried painted denim to their catwalk for years. In 2020, this fun trend is ready to return!
Designs inspired by interior decoration or artist studios or looks reminiscent of Jackson Pollock paintings…
Of course, it was impossible for Bella Hadid, who successfully carried many trends of the 90s and 2000s, to lag behind this trend!
One of the biggest reasons for this trend to rise so high is that brands such as Off-White that combine high fashion with the street are also included in their collections.
In addition, the world is increasingly getting closer to the logic of “evaluating what we have” rather than “spending”; we can say that this great endeavor has made it even more attractive. Moreover, we are sure that you will have fun while drawing a portrait or random pictures!
How To Paint A Jean
- Decide on your "subject" jeans for your first experience. If you do not have a jean that you can put at this risk at home; you can buy a very affordable option.
- Nevertheless, we insist on using your old jeans that are behind your shelves!
- Then wash your jeans and let them dry thoroughly. You don't want any stains between your drawings and denim fabric.
- Take water-insoluble acrylic paints.
- Different brushes are important for a good design. If you're just starting out, start with small brushes.
- If you are creating a design in a dense area like the back pocket, you can use masking tape at the border of your design to prevent paint from creeping over the lines to the rest of the denim.
- And finally, be bold, know no boundaries, it's time for you and your art to shine!
Materials You Need to Paint Jean
- Acrylic paint or fabric paint (Fabric pens for easier application)
- Brush set
- Mask tape or duct tape
- Paint palette
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