[ARCHIVED] CIRCULAR LIBRARY x Other Lives Studio

The Fabric painting workshop with Other Lives Studio was a great success. People brought their old clothes and gave them a second life. 

Other Lives Studio created our space with colorful paints, brushes, sponges, leathers, canvas, and inspirational photos of different techniques. At first, participants were hesitant to draw something on their clothes but everyone on the table inspired each other. 

A plain pink dress is now having green snake patterns all over, an old denim jacket has colorful painted dots flowers, a white shirt became water painted colorful art piece, and the list goes on.

Everybody left happy with their new creations, new friends, and a new skill!