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Published: 2008-06-03 19:57:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 124019; Favourites: 2789; Downloads: 4508
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Here is a tutorial showing the process of shoe painting that I use.I hope you like it and find it useful! n_n
The final shoe: [link]
Notes:
1. You don't have to paint white shoes, you can just give any colour shoes a few coats of white paint as a base before doing the rest.
2. You don't have to use acrylic - fabric paint or permanent markers should work as well, this is just one method.
3. "I have a pair of high top chucks I did in Prismacolor markers. I found markers work well, then spray lightly over the top with hair-spray and it protects it. Again, can't get them wet though." From ~Girl-Of-Roses-Hanna
Edit:
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I love painting and making handcrafts. After graduation, I set up this Studio, dedicating in designing and making hand painted canvas shoes.
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hello, a question what are the shoes so durability with lacquer that you put at the end?
certainly are beautiful
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thank u so much because of u i know what to do now!
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finally i can make my dull shoes beautiful thank you 
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Thanks, this is a great idea! Me and a friend will try it!
Perfect for a design like this => [link]
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Awesome shoe designs! I just launched Sneax (www.sneax.be) which is a brand new online platform for customizing sneakers.
There's also a contest in which people can upload their custom designs, i was hoping you were interested in uploading one of yours? You could win a €100 gift voucher!
If you're ok with it I could also feature some of your work in the news section, just let me know!
You can upload at [link] or email me at info@sneax.be
Take care!
Robbert Heiligers
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Awesome shoe designs! I just launched Sneax (www.sneax.be) which is a brand new online platform for customizing sneakers.
There's also a contest in which people can upload their custom designs, i was hoping you were interested in uploading one of yours? You could win a €100 gift voucher!
If you're ok with it I could also feature some of your work in the news section, just let me know!
You can upload at [link] or email me at info@sneax.be
Take care!
Robbert Heiligers
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I'm starting my first shoe project after my last exam and this tutorial will be super helpful! ^_^
... tho I wonder if oil paint would work? I normally paint in oils and it's water proof so I wouldn't have to worry as much, but I don't know if the paint will chip
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brilliant! now i just need to go buy the supplies and off i go
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I was wondering since you said you used prismacolor, after you sprayed it didnt the colors move? i tried with sharpies and promarkers(similiar to prismacolor) and it spread throughout the shoe ;o if it didnt want kind of spray did u use?
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what cheaper substitute for acrylic paint can you recommend?...thanks!
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awsome tut I can do some stuff with it, I hope XD
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I got a little question.... can you also use colourpencils instead of paint of markers ????
Thanks for the tutorial, though
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i dont think colorpencils will show up unless you try wetting them you might have some luck o3o
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You're tutorial is very clear and simple! Now, I think I'm more confident to give it a try!
Unfortunately, where I live, I can't find Lukas acrylic paint nowhere... I guess I could find something with almost the same abilities of this paint
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This is a great tutorial. But i dont think i can possibly not get them wet or dirty so ill just have to look at them
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Oh my gosh, yessss.
This actually makes me feel a little more confident about the shoe project I'm about to take on.
THANK YOU SO MUCH~!
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aha this works a lot ! I'm gonna try this 
PS . I love your avatar
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if my dog wouldnt ruin my shoes every few weeks I would totally do that, what a great tutorial
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Thanks, I'm glad you like it! n_n
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Well I prefer canvas because it's not slippery. You can try to experiment with leather but I can't guarantee results because I haven't tried it n_n
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No problem! I'm glad you like it! n_n
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What will happen if they get wet? Just wondering....I would like to try and paint a pair of shoes but I want to know if it would be bad to wear them out in the rain and stuff.
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The ones pictured I actually got wet and nothing happened, the paint didn't bleed or peel. But the shoes got muddy and dirty. So a little water won't hurt, acrylic dries waterproof as far as I know n_n
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Thanks for the tutorial!! What Lacquer and spray do you use? o3o
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No problem! n_n
I just used what the store assistant suggested would be best, some shoe artists swear by wood lacquer!
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