No, I am afraid I haven't seen it, and in reading some reviews on it, it doesn't look anything like my references....no comparison to Carrie at all (the blood in Carrie was pig's blood I believe).
Umm you might be better with indian ink but dye wise any dark red dye watered down a bit and sponged on, if you let the dye stay quite thick it'll be more textured, if you make it thin it'll be more saturated at the end (colour wise) maybe make the main patch of darkness with the sponge and really get it in the just dab around the edges to get the other bits.
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13 years ago
AND if you only want it on the front of the shirt, insert something to protect the back, or you may end up with a mirror image of it on the back too.
Reply 13 years ago
In the movie it was front and back so I am going to try for that.
Reply 13 years ago
Oh, ok so whatever caused that, "came from above" supposedly. Understood. I didn't see the movie...
Reply 13 years ago
In the movie there is no explanation for the blood. He just breaks into song at this part.
Reply 13 years ago
A male version of "Carrie" ? with a twist.....
Reply 13 years ago
I don't know what "Carrie" is, but this movie is the same writer and director as "Donnie Darko"
Reply 13 years ago
Carrie was a horror movie (1976), written as a story first by Stephen King, which spawned the second movie Carrie 2: the RAGE. in 1999
Reply 13 years ago
Have you seen "Donnie Darko"?
Reply 13 years ago
No, I am afraid I haven't seen it, and in reading some reviews on it, it doesn't look anything like my references....no comparison to Carrie at all (the blood in Carrie was pig's blood I believe).
13 years ago
Use a paintsponge to add the bulk of the red paint and then use spray paint on a white shirt.
Reply 13 years ago
What would be the best dye for this?
Reply 13 years ago
Umm you might be better with indian ink but dye wise any dark red dye watered down a bit and sponged on, if you let the dye stay quite thick it'll be more textured, if you make it thin it'll be more saturated at the end (colour wise) maybe make the main patch of darkness with the sponge and really get it in the just dab around the edges to get the other bits.
Reply 13 years ago
Would food coloring work?
Reply 13 years ago
It won't be "color-fast" in the wash.