What do you wear when you paint?

jahminis

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i used to be a reasonably well adjusted young man, then i read this thread...now i\'m scared of the internet...

cheers
jah
 

Wren

Member
I don\'t worry too much about what pants/short/skirt I\'m wearing, but every now and then I have some kind of hand fumble that sends a paint brush spinning across my shirt, so I usually wear T-shirts that have already been designated painting shirts or shirts that have had other mishaps, or shirts I just plain don\'t like. Though I\'m not fanatical about it other than preserving the few nice non T-shirts I have for going out only. I do make it a point to not wear shirts with large cuffs or billowy sleeves cause they drag over the palette when I\'m reaching for paint and brushes. And yes, I did learn that one the hard way. :->
 

Ebonbuddha

Active member
Don\'t worry Jah. Its a good thing. I can make a mint from Japanese business men if Supervike is willing to paint in front of a webcam.lol

Originally posted by jahminis
i used to be a reasonably well adjusted young man, then i read this thread...now i\'m scared of the internet...

cheers
jah
 

supervike

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Originally posted by Ebonbuddha
Don\'t worry Jah. Its a good thing. I can make a mint from Japanese business men if Supervike is willing to paint in front of a webcam.lol

Egads, if people would pay money for that, the world is much sicker than I gave it credit for!

Even the thought made me vomit a little bit in my mouth.
 

DaN

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Judging by some efforts submitted, it appear some people DO paint with vomit on their nobs :|~

Noone in THIS thread of course :D
 

krom1415

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Whatever I have on that day, although I will admit to an old favourite painting t - shirt I\'m rather fond on.
:D
 

Avelorn

Sven Jonsson
concerning my method of painting whether it hurts or not. It all depends on the woodfibres of the brush-handle.

And no... I don\'t use a magnifyer :cussing: lol
 

Einion

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Like NSA, whatever I\'m wearing generally. Paint accidents are rare when you paint as slowly as I do! Plus now, using stay-wet palettes, there\'s much less chance of a cuff edge getting into a puddle of wet paint than in the old days of a Perspex palette.

Originally posted by lizcam
As little as possible. I\'ve been accused of being a nudist. But lately I\'ve been keeping the clothes on. Once Mr C moves out I\'ll go back to painting nakkid.
:drool:

Totally not buying it without photographic evidence.

Originally posted by supervike
Egads, if people would pay money for that, the world is much sicker than I gave it credit for!
Oh it is, it is!

Einion
 

lizcam

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Originally posted by Einion
Originally posted by lizcam
As little as possible. I\'ve been accused of being a nudist. But lately I\'ve been keeping the clothes on. Once Mr C moves out I\'ll go back to painting nakkid.
:drool:

Totally not buying it without photographic evidence.

Einion

Won\'t be giving that out any time soon. Sorry boys. You\'ll just have to stick with your mental image.:innocent:
 

demonherald

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I\'ve generally got 1 or 2 pairs of jeans designated as painting in circulation.. use the thigh to dry the brush and remove excess paints saves one more item of clutter on the paint table.. when they reach the end of their life they go to the student charity shop where apparently they are popular so maybe a future designer label job..

other than that any old tshirt although I have my fave comfy ones .. A latex glove on my let hand (I have the greasiest hands on the planet doesn\'t matter how much I scrub .. I swear I was genetically developed from a slug..)

2 things I can never do... paint barefoot ... (too many bits of metal clippings and shavings around.. )
and Paint in long sleeves..don\'t know why it just distracts me having something on my arm while painting..
 

squidders

Active member
Just to offset Demonheralds sensible and useful answer - I urge you painters to try it covered in bees.

beeman.jpg
 

Ebonbuddha

Active member
that would suck. And htat guy is famous for his honey. He has a chain of stores here.

And he is of course slamming japan in that poster. :rolleyes:

Originally posted by squidders
Just to offset Demonheralds sensible and useful answer - I urge you painters to try it covered in bees.

beeman.jpg
 

generulpoleaxe

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Originally posted by demonherald
I\'ve generally got 1 or 2 pairs of jeans designated as painting in circulation.. use the thigh to dry the brush and remove excess paints saves one more item of clutter on the paint table.. when they reach the end of their life they go to the student charity shop where apparently they are popular so maybe a future designer label job..

other than that any old tshirt although I have my fave comfy ones .. A latex glove on my let hand (I have the greasiest hands on the planet doesn\'t matter how much I scrub .. I swear I was genetically developed from a slug..)

2 things I can never do... paint barefoot ... (too many bits of metal clippings and shavings around.. )
and Paint in long sleeves..don\'t know why it just distracts me having something on my arm while painting..

i have an old t shirt which i use as a painting rag for wiping the brush for drybrushing, taking of excess moisture for juicing and after rinsing.
i just drape it on my left leg and when not in use it sits on the back of the chair (saves a lot of money on jeans ;) )
 
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