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Niklas Nordin skrev:

<font><font class=””>When I Talked To The Dandy Shoe Care guy I saidthat I wanted to create something original in bothering color and </font></font><font><font class=””>
how it is done, but after having tried to come up with color combinations I Realized That its really really hard (at least for me) and thatthere was something I was missing – the knowledge what color goes with what. </font></font><font><font class=””>
He said there are books you-can read to learn this, but his advice was really simple. </font></font><font><font class=””>
When you start, you imitate. </font><font class=””>You look at paintings by great artists and see what colors They have </font></font><font><font class=””>
distressed and If You Feel that They go well together, you prefer to Those.</font></font>

<font><font>You look at shoes donated by other artists patina, like: </font></font><font><font>
Landy Lacour of Bespoke Patina, or Dandy Shoe Care, Calzoleria Meccariello, Ivan Crivellaro, Gaziano & Girling, JM LeGazel, Septieme Largeur</font></font>

<font><font>At first .its hard enough to learn the technique, but When You Have That, You Can come up with your own creations.</font></font>

<font><font class=””>So … my advice is to look through the pictures from the companies / people above and just try to imitate one of theirs </font><font class=””>
for inspiration I feel like Septieme Largeur is one of the best </font><font class=””>
Looking forward to see what you come up with</font></font><font></font><font></font>

Cool will take note of that! cheers!

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Niklas Nordin skrev:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”><font><font>king_beeAQ wrote:</font></font></div>
<font><font>Hi guys, first time posting here …. </font><font>was Referred to this thread by Niklas. </font><font>Never resulted thatthere is a wonderful forum on shoes!</font></font>

<font><font>I have just embarked on my first pair of dyeing of shoe myself and definatley somewhere goat hook to it! </font><font>I am planning to get some good quality 2nd shoe to test patina since my first attempt was not really Considered as patina.</font></font>

<font><font>May I know what color Saphir I Should be gettin So THAT I can mix and match around to create variety of color? </font><font>I know Niklas HAS written guide and at the end of his guide Will he state the portion of Different color to create specific color, for the EC. </font><font>chestnut color? </font><font>Reason I am asking is because i dont want to get a lot of color and in the end never used Them.</font></font>

<font><font>welcome and good job … again </font></font>

<font><font>What base color do you want? </font></font><font><font>
If you want to mix for yourself I would recommend yellow, red and brown (or dark brown) </font></font><font><font>
You Can get everything from pure yellow to orange, red and a billion variants of brown.</font></font>

Thanks Niklas. You have really inspired me a lot!

Yes I have seen your 2 project and realized you have been using this combination quite regularly which I believed red, dark brown, brown, yellow (lot of them) , purple and clear is a good starting colour to get….

Orange:
3 yellow
1 red

’Chestnut’
1 red
1 dark brown
3 yellow

’Burgundy’
1 red
1 purple
1 dark brown
2 clear

Dark Burgundy.
2 x Dark Brown
1 x Red

Speaking of which, my coming project will be a DM. You have any idea that I can do? Sorry for the small image… Cheers!

• Det här svaret redigerades för 11 år, 11 månader sedan av king_beeAQ.

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Hi guys, first time posting here…. was referred to this thread by Niklas. Never result that there is a wonderful forum on shoes!

I have just embarked on my first pair of dyeing of shoe myself and have somewhere get hook to it! I am planning to get some 2nd good quality shoe to test patina since my first attempt was not really considered as patina.

May I know what Saphir colour I should be getting so that I can mix and match around to create variety of colour? I know Niklas has written guide and at the end of his guide he will state the portion of different colour to create specific colour, for eg. chestnut colour? Reason I am asking is because I do not want to get a lot of colour and in the end never used them.

Meanwhile below is the before and after of my dyeing with slight patina on my first attempt! Cheers!

Sorry for native speaking swedish guys, my native language is English so you might not fully interpret my words. I am using google translate : )

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