[PROJECT] Airbrushed 'Bioshock' TJ-07
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Soldato
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amazing talent you sir have
Hey mate,
Its looking amazing, but still no 'Hi Stelly' so a little disappointed
Stelly
And my name this time please
gif me one hehe, but dude i hope you make some money out of that skill u have hehe
Rick when you die (hopefully you wont and you can paint for eternity
creepy and morbid yet flattering. well done.
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If i told you, I would have to kill you
Update anyone?
SO tonight I have been working on the little angel again, and the gloves. This time concentration on the left glove ( our right ) And on reviewing the pics ive spotted a mistake I've made already lol
I have also added more to the dress, and the legs are almost finished too.
The first stage of the lace trim around the bottom of the dress has been started too ( those weird looking bright dots)
I'm working on this til late tonight so may have another update later on. don't think i can do any tomorrow night as im working late and have a girlfriend that is due some attention!
Started to rough in the glove
Stronger highlights on the face have been added, and a little more detail to the hair
start of the lace, and more detail in the glove
Legs almost done!
Now, i know this was meant to be freehand , but within freehand airbrushing comes occasions when a little bit of masking must be used! this is one of them, and there will be more.
It is a leather belt / strap on the Big Daddies arm that i really want to look good. If must be masked so i don't screw the legs up with over spray.
Fantastic work I so admire artistic talent like this. Sold on your plug So how much for a panel then?? Thanks for sharing btw.
Going to have to find a class to try and attemp to learn something like this. Have some kit and use it on indoor rc planes for dusting a light bit of colour on white foam.
So how much for a panel then?? Thanks for sharing btw.Going to have to find a class to try and attemp to learn something like this. Have some kit and use it on indoor rc planes for dusting a light bit of colour on white foam.
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4Qman, fully star your swearies mate... or you'll end up with a holiday!
And guys, please Don't ask me about 'business' related things on these forums please. Its very awkward, and not polite. They're OCUK forums at the end of the day, these project logs are just for showing people something a little different. Not for personal gain.
And Mitch, My day job is just as exciting as this but I cant tell you that either! he he
small update before i hit the sack
***edit*** Excuse the crappy photo's, there was a load of paint int he air and the flash just loves to pick it up!
Just some detail of airbrushing one of the shoulder plates. What you see here is just the basics of it, only one colour here so far. so again - i aint quite there yet... only posting it to show a bit of masking technique.
and as it is now:
Cookin' on gas now fellas!
And guys, please Don't ask me about 'business' related things on these forums please. Its very awkward, and not polite. They're OCUK forums at the end of the day, these project logs are just for showing people something a little different. Not for personal gain.
And Mitch, My day job is just as exciting as this
but I cant tell you that either! he hesmall update before i hit the sack
***edit*** Excuse the crappy photo's, there was a load of paint int he air and the flash just loves to pick it up!
Just some detail of airbrushing one of the shoulder plates. What you see here is just the basics of it, only one colour here so far. so again - i aint quite there yet... only posting it to show a bit of masking technique.
and as it is now:
Cookin' on gas now fellas!
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The attention to detail is great mate, again, keep up the good work.
Liam
Liam
