I started off with the plan to mix up a grey that matched and just retouch them a little bit but when I ran out of black acrylic paint I had to think on my feet (PUNNNNN). The grey was definitely not dark enough yet so I decided to just run with it! I painted the front part and then the back heel part using the stitching as my guide. Then I got into detailing and did the trim! It was hella fun. TAKE A LOOK:
Before (sort of before...before they got all scuffed up):

During:

After:


So cute right? I plan on painting them different colours when this colour scuffs and to just keep painting them until they fall apart because I love these shoes!
5 comments:
I like these. They are pretty. Good job.
whoa.
looks profesh.
Pink next! so qt
I love the result.
But if they were only scuffed up, and you didn't have a problem with the color, why not just take them to be polished?
Cause I don't believe in polishing! No I don't know, they were pretty bad, the leather was scratched off and I don't think polishing would have helped much!
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