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Louie Pascuzzi
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A body shop that sends me a lot of work had this surfboard that he wanted lettered for his office. Here are a few shots in progress. I was going for that 60's psychedelic look. I mixed the paint for the shade but I'm not sure if I like it. In some light it just dissappears.

I still need to pinstripe the perimeter and add some striping to the nose and tail. The least I can do for all the work he has sent me.

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[ July 31, 2011, 06:54 PM: Message edited by: Louie Pascuzzi ]

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Lou Pascuzzi
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Louie - that is a knockout... perfect style! I think you hit the mark dead-on. Applause-o-Meter goes wild!!

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Great stuff!
Could I suggest a fine/thin orange highlight under the lower & left sides of each shadow, sort-of as a glow-line shade.

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very nice!!

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You have the right idea of using a darker shade of the background color ... but it should be a little bit darker.

Try holding something over it in order to cause a real shadow ... then you will know how dark to mix the paint.

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Thanks for the tip Si. At some angle the shade jumps off at other angles it dissappears. I am going to darken it up some and then add the thin orange outline to the lower left of the shade as Ian suggested. Then I can do the striping in orange and imitation gold to pull it all together.

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The shade would look great in pale green.

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