Stripes
Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2010 1:50 pm
I have been drawing hot rods off and on my whole life and made tee shirts and posters. I even painted skulls on a car once, in the 80s! Yet the thought never occurred to me to try pinstriping. I have decent brush control and may even still have a few old cans of One Shot from 1988. It must be solid by now.
I have been spending time on the Jalopy Journal site, and now poking around at SketchKult. Does anyone here do any? Any recommendations? I am tempted to try urethane over enamel because the cleanup is better, but I don't know what the compatibilities are.
As with everything I do, either I start and lose interest, or I research the fuckity shit out of it and then get wholly immersed. It's annoying, but if it sticks, I can come up to speed pretty quickly. This benefits you because you can see my progress and be inspired, but I can also (in theory) eventually do some custom work. Hint: this includes guitars, pickguards, FX boxes, and even guitar cases. I have a feeling that people who need the practice end up painting everything they own.
I have been spending time on the Jalopy Journal site, and now poking around at SketchKult. Does anyone here do any? Any recommendations? I am tempted to try urethane over enamel because the cleanup is better, but I don't know what the compatibilities are.
As with everything I do, either I start and lose interest, or I research the fuckity shit out of it and then get wholly immersed. It's annoying, but if it sticks, I can come up to speed pretty quickly. This benefits you because you can see my progress and be inspired, but I can also (in theory) eventually do some custom work. Hint: this includes guitars, pickguards, FX boxes, and even guitar cases. I have a feeling that people who need the practice end up painting everything they own.
