George Ramos spent 2 weeks drawing on this Lamborghini. I think a great idea would be to encourage your kids to do the same in your car. Yes, definitely. Sharpie art and craft ideas are everywhere. Since the markers are permanent, they’ll stay put on a myriad of surfaces, and people have tried them on probably every surface known to man. I make most of my tangle art projects using Sharpies because I love to draw with them. Try this out if you like to doodle. Pointillism is fun and relaxing, and Ultra Fine point Sharpies are perfect for making all these thousands of dots.

I really like the shoes! I won’t dare show my daughter this pics, she’d be a bit too inspired and may get herself in trouble drawing a picture on the wall just for Mommy. Uh…no! Happy SITS day SITStah. Reply

Oh do I love a doodled journal cover with a lot of cool objects on it. Isn’t this beautiful work by Mary Scarlett? Then we’ll round everything out by letting you know how to remove Sharpie stains from skin and fabric. You’ll need to know this at some point. Similar to the mugs above, but this time on glasses. Don’t these look really pretty? Sharpie Art – The Next Level Or you woke up after a kegger with an unsavory message scrawled across your face. Either way, here’s how to remove Sharpie stains: From Skin:

It becomes a bit obsessive when you start to gather leaves to draw on, so remember a bag when you venture out on your nature walk. My son is still too little to use sharpies…I am sure I would end up with one-of-a-kind sharpie decorated sofas. Oh I love Sharpies! I have sets of markers all over the place. I especially love the top – never thought of that, and that car! I am pretty sure I would not decorate my car that way, but it is still very cool! Thanks for the inspiration and Happy SITS Day! ReplySimple as can be, but delightfully adaptable, this easy drawing project only requires markers and paper. You’ll love making these right alongside your kids. try coloring over the Sharpie with a dry erase marker and wipe it away. Or try rubbing alcohol if this doesn’t work. I can see my daughter loving the doily stencil on her jeans or plain shirts. And totally want to try both the shirt dyeing and the tangle doodle. It’s very similar to doodles I used to do as a kid/teen, but I LOVE the idea of doing it on watercolor and washing paint over it. I might try wax paper to make a window hanging! Reply

How about practicing your lettering using Sharpies and tweaking it on the iPad? Beautiful work by Alyssa Wigant. My kids love love love LOVE the sharpies…almost as much as my husband does:) Dozens of ways to use them..and most of these are new to me! Love the shoes! My 5 year old loves to draw on herself, so that just seems like a natural progression:) have a great one! Reply Wood: Try baking soda toothpaste, rubbed in gently with a paper towel or cotton ball. I would not use alcohol or hairspray, as this can ruin the finish of your table. Feed Your Love of Sharpie Art Let’s just assume that like me, one day you found a beautiful bunch of Sharpie drawings on your bathroom heating vent and wondered just how you would remove them. First try hand sanitizer, (it contains ethanol), and if that doesn’t work, try rubbing alcohol. I’ve heard that acetone nail polish remover works as well. From Fabric:Great idea for sharpies! My 11 year old is always wanting me to get them for her but honestly she leaves the lids off and then they are no good! But these are great ideas and she’s always trying to do something arts these days! Despite looking gorgeous, these Sharpie tie-dye tiles are basically the easiest things ever to make. Here are all the Sharpie marker and pen collections as of now. Also, I love them all. Classic Sharpies Yes, we do all need to recreate this Sharpie wall design. I love this whole area she’s created. Yum. Just. Sharpie. Can you imagine doing that? I think realistically I’d have the patience to do 1/16th of the car and then I would just scribble wildly over the rest of it. Especially a Lamborghini. Reply

No doubt you’ve seen his work, and he seems to be drawing mostly comics now, but I have to include the hand-drawn cups of Cheeming Boey here. They’re classic Sharpie amazingness. Kathy Barbro from Art Projects for Kids came up with this awesome project using tin cans and Sharpies.these are awesome! the eggs are a great alternative to traditional dyed easter eggs, and the shoes are super cool and unique. I am scared of letting kids have sharpies though…isn’t your house covered in un-fixable marks?? hehe 🙂 Timothy Goodman makes the biggest, baddest Sharpie murals and has written this amazing book that I just leaf through every once in a while for major inspiration. How to Remove Sharpie Art It doesn’t get much easier than laying down a doily and Sharpie-ing over it. The results are lovely. Let it cool completely before washing. (Actually, let it cool before taking out of the oven, so the mitt doesn’t smear the ink on the handle.)