
I think of these little bursts as tiny super-novas...and here is how I did it.....
1. The fabric is damp....this is a very important step to get the flow correct.


2. I created twists all along the fabric in a random manner.
3. The discharge solution is placed at the tip of the twists.

There you have it....a very simple approach that results in these little bursts of energy!
I couldnʻt resist using a dark background and added a teal gel to some of the lighting.
The lighting does wash out my skin tone, but I do like the final look of the photos.
fundoshi…teal with a super-nova splash
fabric...100% cotton voile
photography…teal gel in the lighting to bring out the background color of the fundoshi.
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