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Airbrushed signage: vdo dayton
I have been asked to provide some header boards for display units for a local car electronics firm, they wanted me to do one for the VDO Dayton stand (expensive car audio company) but the couldn’t supply me with a decent file to get a digi print from (only 72 dpi) so as the logo needed to be 30 inch wide I decided to airbrush it. Vinyl colors used are black, white, silver and yellow and it took me about 15 minutes to produce.
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Nice one Steve.
Don’t you just love the difference a bit of airbrushing makes?
One thing though; are you sure your clock’s working alright (?)
I look at some of the work you’ve produced in minutes and there I am calculating, three-quarter of an hour for this + half hour for that +………+……..I know I don’t rush about a great deal but am I really that slow (?) 🙁 😆 😆
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great work mate.. as ever! 😉
thanks for sharing… 😉
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Alan, well only 15 mins for the airbrushing, theres only one and its only done with a bit black & white paint oh and a bit of orange frog juice on the round bit, and 10 mins to cut the vinyl and 5 mins putting it together. 🙂
Cheers Chalkie thats where I got it from as the company themselves were about as much use as a chocolate teapot “Vectored image? whats that?” and this from their marketing manager, t*ss*r 😆
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No need for mega buck printers and it must look smoother than a print
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Steve,
Can you show us how you do this?? I’m still confused with this airbrushing malarky!
Gav
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