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pinstriping: wooden case
Posted by Terry Bull on December 3, 2005 at 1:25 amThis is an old wooden case made from a paste table i made up to carry airbrushed art to shows
its beaten and battered but ….something to play on
one sidesignworxs replied 18 years, 5 months ago 9 Members · 10 Replies -
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Terry,
that looks good, can I ask how you get such a symetrical pattern by hand? Do you mark out before you start, and if you do, how much of the design do you mark?Peter
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i dont mark out much of the design
i do draw light horizontal and vertical
lines as i go so that it all balancesthe design in striping is something that takes its own course
you add a bit here and there as you go alongIf it dont look right ,wipe it back and just start again
Terry
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Great work Terry, good to see some pinstriping. I’ve done a bit myself, I’ll post it for you to take a look.
Neil :thumbup2:
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Lovely colors too, I might add.
I always get a kick out of folks who have never seen a pinstriper at work asking about symmetry.
Pinstriping is an art form in itself, and can never be done properly by anything else than the human hand.
It is something that I wish I was good at.
Love….Jill -
You bin lookin at that John Hanukane book again terry? Your work always amazes me your colour combos and style take it one step further.
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