Blast from the past 🥹🖤

I think these were Vans that really looked like Converse? Or they're Converse? Someone let me know 😂

Anyway these are my old shoes I decorated at one point in my teens 😮‍💨😅🥹

#CONVERSE #emo #shoeart #drawingonshoes #art

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... Read moreLooking back at my teen years, customizing shoes was more than just a trend — it was a way to express identity and creativity. Whether these were Vans mimicking Converse or actual Converse sneakers, decorating them by hand made each pair uniquely personal. I remember using simple markers and paint pens to create drawings and designs that reflected my emo style and artistic interests. If you’re interested in trying shoe art, start with classic canvas sneakers like Converse or Vans, which offer a great surface for creativity. Use waterproof fabric markers or acrylic paint with a fabric medium for durability. Planning your design in pencil first can help prevent mistakes. Popular themes include band logos, doodles, or meaningful symbols that resonate with your personal story. Another tip is to seal your designs with a clear, protective spray to keep your art looking fresh despite wear and weather. Beyond aesthetics, customizing shoes can boost confidence and tell your story through fashion. Revisiting my old decorated shoes creates a blast from the past moment, reminding me how powerful self-expression through art can be. So whether you’re feeling nostalgic or just want to add a personal touch to your sneakers, decorating your shoes is a fun DIY project that connects creativity and style. Embrace the process and enjoy every step of turning plain shoes into wearable art!

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Sunny

Those are converse they have the logo on the side

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Alex_is_crazy

you should kandify them❤️

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