i know ...i know....just gotta get into painting with a brush...but heres airbrush...
Posted by Jason Davie (Member # 2172) on :
Kudos Ralph Looks Nice!!
Jason D
Posted by Adrienne Morgan (Member # 1046) on :
Cute stuff!
Try playing around with small foam rollers (trim rollers from Home Depot)
Roll on a base coat of flat latex white to give your work a good backround.
Have fun! A:)
Posted by Ralph Kelly (Member # 6087) on :
i have a couple more windows to do tomorrow i'll try ...
Posted by Kimberly Zanetti (Member # 2546) on :
What's with the frowns? They look adorable!
Posted by Don Coplen (Member # 127) on :
I like the Santa the best! Cool stuff.
Posted by Ray Rheaume (Member # 3794) on :
Ralph,
This might save you a little time...
Draw the images and fill in the colors with a brush or roller, then just use black and white for the highlights/shadows. A lot faster than spraying everything and less overspray when you're done. Finish it with outlines last.
Hope this helps... Rapid
Posted by Stan Yates (Member # 3176) on :
What kind of paint ru using for the windows?
Posted by Ralph Kelly (Member # 6087) on :
regular createx airbrush paint...and rattlecan clear ...comes off easy with windex and razorblade....but once dry.its weatherproof..
heres a store front.. Posted by Jeff Ogden (Member # 3184) on :
I think your work looks very nice, Ralph. I see a definate style that shows through what you're doing, and I like it.
Please keep posting pix if you have time....
Posted by Mike Pipes (Member # 1573) on :
I like these too Ralph, and the "soft" airbrushed look adds something.. dunno what that something is, but the effect is nice!
Posted by Ralph Kelly (Member # 6087) on :
I've learned so much by just being a lurker..the knowledge on here is unbelievable!!! and yall share the knowledge..
i appreciate the comments on my work...coming from veteran sign makers is a good compliment...
Thanks for letting me be a member and learning this craft!!!
