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Our friend John Kiesser from TheJKTape finds that duct tape makes a great medium for his art work. He says that when he sees a picture, he captures the highlights, contrasts, and the shadows of the forms to create art that leaps off the canvas -- a duct tape canvas in this case.
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Danielle Carter is our friend on Facebook and Instgram, and she makes fantastic Duct Tape Canvases. She says this canvas was inspired by a song from the band All Time Low called “So Wrong, It’s Right.” The tricky part for Danielle was making the night sky because she didn’t want to use just a pain blue; she wanted it to “pop,” so she cleverly incorporated all of the Duck Brand blues. A true All Time Low fan will notice the the street sign alludes to a lyric in the song, “meet me on Thames Street.” The stars and the moon and made with glow-in-the-dark duct tape.
Nice work Danielle, and thanks for sharing your art! You can follow Danielle on Facebook at facebook.com/ductopia, or on Instagram at @dazzlin_danni.
Here are photos sent to us to use in the Reggae Duct Tape Music Video. We'll have the Reggae Duct Tape Music Video up soon.
We have been having fun with our Duct Tape Music Videos, and we're gearing up to do more videos. We updated our YouTube channel, so take a look. If you have a YouTube channel, share your link, we'd love to subscribe.
Add a commentOur friend Crafty Richela, author of the terrific book Tape It & Make It, invited us to donate some duct tape to the Ronald McDonald House New York where she introduced the kids to duct tape crafting. Richela shared these photos from the day. Thanks, Richela for asking us to be a part of this fun day!
Great! We’d love to have you. Here’s what to do: 1) Go to facebook.com/tapebrothers and like our page. 2) Post a photo of your project on our wall. 3) Get 50 people to like the photo. Once that happens we’ll ask you to contact us so we can ask some questions about how you made your project and what tapes you used.