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airbrushing: pl taylor limited

Posted by Terry Bull on 23 June 2004 at 22:51

A revamped logo I produced after my customer changed his vans from dark blue to silver

Airbrushed vinyls on Berlingo-
sprayed onto silver vinyl for the drop shadow

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Carrie Brown replied 21 years, 5 months ago 11 Members · 13 Replies
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Terry Bull

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23 June 2004 at 22:52

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Steve Broughton

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24 June 2004 at 07:35

That drop shadow is brilliant mate had me thinking for a couple of minutes (till I re read your post properly that is 😆 )
Jill Marie Welsh

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24 June 2004 at 10:55

Terry,
The layout on this job is perfect.
It is so “punchy”, clean and balanced.
You do outstanding work.
I’ll bet you had fun doing it too!
Love…Jill
(punchy means it’s snappy & attention getting!) 😉
Brian Little

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24 June 2004 at 11:28

These are stunning who needs a digital printer

Regards Brian
Mike Grant

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24 June 2004 at 20:11

Nice work Terry!
But I think Jill got a bit too close when you were spraying as she has got a load of overspray in her hair!

😮 😆 😀
Robert Lambie

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24 June 2004 at 20:53

excellent effect mate.. top class as ever! 😉

how long would something like this take you?
Terry Bull

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24 June 2004 at 23:08

Thanks for the comments
Rob , airbrushing the vinyls takes only about 30min

Theyre done prior to laying up and the shadow is cut into pieces to align more accuratly and butted against the major shapes

inks used ,the blue text gets a brushed clearcoat for extra protection
though ive not had inks fail
Henry Barker

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24 June 2004 at 23:17

great looking job there Terry! 🙂
signworxs

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25 June 2004 at 15:00

Nice work as usual terry. Exactly what inks do you use? I use createx auto air but its a sod going through the brush at times.
John Singh

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25 June 2004 at 21:02

Great Stuff as usual Terry

Not sure I understood the shadow bit

You say you cut individually then butt to the major parts

Is there chance of shrinkage – leaving a gap

Or do you overlap slightly

Curious

John
Terry Bull

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27 June 2004 at 23:16

Paul
The inks are regular vinyl printing inks, some being Softside (for lettering truck curtains ) from Keeps that ive had for many years and some that was given to me by a printer friend

John
Yes thats right I butt up against not overlap cause I like to leave the design as flat as possible ,using mac 9800 ive not had any shrinkage to date

Another reason for butting originally was that if the airbrushing failed then it would be quite simple to redo and replace,though this has not been needed
Dave Bruce

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28 June 2004 at 08:12

Fantastic Terry, I am well impressed. I have to do some airbrushing on a sign soon (First time)so I hope it comes out ok.

Great to see the effects.

Cheers

Dave
Carrie Brown

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28 June 2004 at 08:26

very nice 😀