Hello, you can call me eek and this is my art blog! I use all pronouns, including it/its and neos. My main labels are aroace, nonbinary, xenic, transmasc and polyamorous.
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we’re so fucking back, finally able to do digital art again so i finally got around to finishing this piece i started after going to a will wood show with one of my partners last year :-]
i made the button up specifically for the show and wanted to draw the outfit i wore there cuz i really liked it
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an assortment of some of the different pins i’ve made since getting a pin maker, the pronoun pins and one of the flags are for one of my partners, the rest are ones i’m keeping
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in honor of past life have this drawing of bamboozler scar that i started immediately after seeing the skin and then took months to actually get around to finishing
work in progress of my black patch pants that i’m reworking since i released i haven’t actually shared any pics of em so far, it’s not much but i like how they’re coming along
This is one of my recent projects, I finished listening to the It devours! audiobook and was obsessed, then I go thrifting and I find a yellow jacket. I knew what I had to do.....
Now it might look small on the hanger because the jacket is cropped, but I promise it's the size of my entire back lmao
Bonus pictures of me wearing the jacket!!! I even made those fishnet gloves just so I could wear them with this :3
i loosely followed thedimelions’s tutorial for naturally dyeing a pride flag, with a lot of added research about natural dyes, stains, mordants, sewing, etc, and i wanted to share my results!!
process, notes, and more pics under the read more🌱
starting off i soaked my fabric (100% cotton acquired from joann's during their closing sale, rip joann's ;-;) in a 1:5 mixture of soy milk and water for 12 hours, then let dry on a clothesline in the sun, then dipped and dried two more times (the proteins in the soy milk help the natural dyes adhere to the fabric, creating darker colors and better colorfastness)
while that was happening i started making my dyes, which involved simmering my chosen dyestuffs in some water for 30-60 minutes. i didnt time it, just went until the color developed to a point i was happy with
as far as ratios i didn’t measure, but the more dyestuff = stronger color so err on the side of more
red: turmeric + baking soda, paprika, and yellow onion skin dye as the liquid base
orange: yellow onion skins
yellow: turmeric
green: red cabbage + baking powder (LOTS), turmeric
blue: red cabbage + baking powder
purple: red cabbage
for the red cabbage dyes, i added the baking powders and soda after simmering and just kept adding and stirring till i got the color i wanted. ((BIG NOTE red cabbage, and debatably most of the others that I used, are fugitive dyes, meaning its not a true dye and more of a stain that will fade with time and wash out more easily, especially without mordanting on additives like iron. keep this in mind if you end up doing this project or transfering these methods to cloth you will be using for clothes, ie washing and wearing more frequently))
i also tried to make a pink with avocado skins and pits, which did come out a lovely rosy color, but i didn’t end up using in the final flag, which i might use beet or red cabbage + lemon juice or another acidified for next time to get a more bright pink
now with my dyes ready and my cloth dried out from its previous soy milk dip i cut it into strips and stuck it in the jars, which were placed in the sun for the day (alternatively, you could simmer the cloth in the pot) and then left to sit overnight
the next day i squeezed out the excess dye and gave the ones with turmeric a light rinse to get the grit out, then hung them to dry
((small note i reused the dyes baths to see what would happen since they still looked just as pigmented, but the colors are much much much more faded on the second go around. all in all its doable, but I wouldn't recommend it.))
now time to sew! i procured a second hand sewing machine specifically for this project and had never sewed before, but thankfully this required the easiest stitch in the game (a straight stitch in a straight line). i looked up how to sew a flag specifically to get those clean lines rather than just overlapping, and this video was great (shoutout Suffolk Public Library)
as you can see my flag ended up quite long cause I left a lot of wiggle room, so I just look up flag ratios, trimmed it up (and used the extra strip of rainbow as decoration) then added a white strip folded over to make a way for me to hang it on a stick if I ever so desire.
and ta daaa! i would still like to clean it up a bit, and do a zig zag stitch around the outside to stop the cloth from fraying further, but im happy with the unpolished look of it. once i figure out how to get a pink I like, and how to get browns and blacks, i want to make a progress flag and trans flag. also just started growing some indigo, so excited to see if I can get some blue dyes out of that.
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making a shirt for a concert i’m going to soon, it’s my first time working with fabric transfer paper and i’ve still got a bunch of printing and cutting to do
before and after pics of a gas mask bag i got at an antique store a couple years ago, wasn’t quite happy with how I decorated it so i decided to rework it
i painted all the patches except for the sunflowers on the strap of the bag, those were leftover fabric from a t-shirt i used to make the back patch for my vest
the buttons i bought while working at faire this year and one of the pins and the aroace star was made by one of my partners :-)
went to another pride event today and I'm considering reworking this bag again cuz i got a cool new patch but i’m might take a break from sewing since i’ve been doing it a bunch recently