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Draw my Naruto OC Manku Urakami. It's can be all thet u want, fan art, face screenshots, couple art or else.
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and it really does help to inspire me with new ideas 
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Some FAQs about my shoes:
1. What type of paint do you use? I use acrylic paints because they dry as plastic and won't run in the rain. Acrylics are pretty durable.
2. Do you spray protective sealant on the shoes after you paint them? Yes - just get a can at any craft store; any regular craft acrylic sealant will do. It'll just help to keep the color bright.
3. Can you wear the shoes in the rain? If you paint them with acrylics, yes, because acrylics dry as plastic and the paint will not run.
4. What is the process you use? I buy the shoes, put masking tape around the rubber soles so they stay clean, sketch the art onto the shoes with pencil, and then paint them with acrylics. When they are all dry, I peel off the tape, spray them with sealant and admire their prettiness!
5. Does the paint job crack in extreme heat/cold? Though I haven't worn them in very extreme weather, I have had my original pair for a year now, and the art is just fine.
6. Can I post a picture of your shoes on my blog or facebook? Yes, please - go ahead! And post my link with the picture, too, so people know where to go when they want to see more.
7. What type of brushes do you use to paint the shoes? Nice, watercolor brushes for a smooth texture, but most will work just fine.
8. Where can I find plain white slip on Vans? Look in any store that carries Vans, like a Vans outlet, Hot Topic, Journeys, etc. Or you can order them here: [link]
9. Do you sell internationally or out of state? Both, but I only take USD.
10. Where do you get your ideas? Mostly from stuff that I love, such as Nightmare Before Xmas, Alice in Wonderland...etc. My style mostly comes from the influence of artists like John Tenniel (who did the Alice illustrations in the original books), Arthur Rackham, Edward Gorey, and Elizabeth Schuch. Check them out - they are amazing!
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"The expert in anything was once a beginner." -Hayes