As the old saying goes: Look around you, as long as you have the eyes to discover, art is actually everywhere!
The following group of people really put this sentence into practice. They not only discovered the beauty in the ordinary, but also integrated it into the design and printed it on the clothes to preserve it.
This is a Berlin-based art group: pirates (pirates). They use manhole covers, grids, spouts and other public facilities as templates to print unique patterns on clothes and bags. . Take a look at these finished products, the effects are surprisingly good and eye-catching.
Their teams are located in different cities, including Amsterdam, Lisbon and Paris. Whenever I see a pattern I like, I apply ink directly on it and print it on the garment. And these created “works” will be sold online.
It’s so easy to start brushing once you see it.
I wonder if the members of Pirates “Print Club” know that some Japanese manhole covers look like this, and the effect will be good if they are painted on T-shirts. Who knows? Give them a message. O(∩_∩)O
