Thread: ABT issue #22

I don't know if it's up to par, but maybe it'll find it's way in...

Don I would like to submit this one for the readers gallery I do also have step by step photos except for the blue flame area. I kind of jumped that by mistake.

For the reader's gallery.......take your pick....

Big D

DON still trying to find main pics seems like i have the start and the end and nothing in between. When is the deadline guys at the shop think I am just yanking their chain.

hehehe Yardnut, I love yer stuff!!!!

[IMG][/IMG]Hi mate would love to see my work in print, my first helmet would be good, any chance?? The rest of the pictures are in the Helmet comp.thread. Thanks, Mick

How about the artwork on my tailgate...... I could also do a simple Bob Dylan portrait "how-to" for beginners, if ya need to fill a space.

Hey Don, I would like to put this tribute in if you can, where ever you best think it fits. I would like this info to go with it if possible "Tribute to fallen soldier, SPC. Cory W. Burgess, June 15, 1984 - June 30, 2007, 164th Military Police, U.S. Army, by Bill Guimbellot. If this is possible thank you, and if not thank you. Oh Don, I just subscribed to the magazine, will this issue be in the subscription and will I be able to purchase this issue for someone else, because if this is put in the magazine, I know that the parents of this tribute will be wanting to buy at least 1 issue of it and possibly more. Thank you.

Bill (ghooptie)

Don, glad you like it, hope everyone else does. I enjoyed working with John, I'd like to meet him and see his shop in more than just photos..

John's daughter in law (Julie Roseboom) was a great help to me on this one, if you have the inclination a special thanks to her for her assistance would be nice.

Thanks,
Liz

Originally Posted by don johnson

Issue #22 is coming along nicely I just wanted to say thank you to Liz for doing such a great job working with John on that article.

I met John several years ago at his shop in Daytona he is the very spirit of what airbrush technique is about and why I created the magazine.

He's been airbrushing T Shirts for over 45 years in the same location and is hugely successful at it. He still use’s a Passche he purchased in the 1950’s everyday. If you are every in Daytona stopping to see John is a must.

THANK YOU Liz you did a bang up job

Wow this looks like is is going to be an exciting issue!!!

Thanks all involved in the issue.

Brad

I received my issue of ABT #22 and you will probably have to grease my ears to get my head through the door. Lee Diaz's write up about my 05 Sportster blows me away. I had always wanted a custom, "one off" paint job for my Harley. I studied works from numerous airbrush artists and considered several. But I was always drawn back to Lee's work and style. All bike owners are pretty "anal" about their bikes and how they want things done. I spoke to Lee several times on the phone during the process and he did nothing short of "bending over backwards" to accommodate me, and it was because of this and his great attitude I wanted Lee to paint my bike! I would like to thank Lee and tell all of you that do not know what a genuinely nice person Lee is. Most importantly, I have gained a great friend which means more to me than a paint job.

Thank you Don for including Lee's article about my bike in this months issue.

Jim

Don, I accessed the digital version today and I am amazed. You do an incredible job with the magazine... it is awesome. I can't wait to get my actual one in the mail, the digital is great, but the I am parshall to the real thing in my hand, I like to be able to grab it and take it with me and refer back to it when I wish. Again Don, great job and thank you for a great magazine and awesome forum.

Bill