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airbrushing: petrol tank
Posted by Gordon Forbes on December 3, 2003 at 8:41 pmFound the photos of some past work I did not vinyl though
A guy I used to know wanted me to do an album cover for him Deff Lepard I think it was.
Comments good or bad welcome.
Gordon Forbes replied 20 years, 5 months ago 4 Members · 4 Replies -
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Fantastic airbrush illustration, the text is a bit “unsexy” tho.
Must be very satisfying doung airbrush work. -
Wow – that looks amazing!! How did you learn to do stuff like that? 😀
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beautiful pictorial Gordon! 😀 great detailing 😎
more please
mikethesign
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It was my first “Big” Job as they say.
I didn’t “learn it anywhere I can just “Do it” I seem to be able to build up the shadows, tones an colours by airbrush. I find you can actually see whats happening as you do it if that makes any sense to you.
I have discovered since (!!!) that I was using an airbrush that was too fine for the paints that I was using. A devillblis Super 63.
Limited knowledge at that time ya see.Rectified that now and I didn’t buy any in Britain niether (well one secondhand one which turned out more expensive than the new ones that I bought).
Got two from the good old US of A (which delivered no import taxes etc marked as a gift!! were half the price in this country.
A Paasche VL and a Mellenium)Another two I bought came from Kowloon brand new straight from the factory Iwata HP C and HP B creme dela creme apparently though I haven’t used them yet with delivery (Four days guaranteed and traceable) with import duty (£30 SPN) came to just under 2/3 of the UK prices.
Another secondhand one came from New York fraction of the cost just under £70 (SPN) didn’t expect to win it delivered.
PS SPN = Scottish Pound Note.
Friend knocking at the door while I’m about to have dinner (soup)
He’s lookin for some.
“Do you like second days soup” I say
“Yes” He replied
“Well” I said “Come back tomorrow then”
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