Thread: Pinstriped eagle

Here is something different for me to do. In the future I will
try and start adding hand brushed or airbrushed art to my panel designs.
You can also use oil based paints through an airbrush with real good effects.
Hope you like it. This has dry brush and sponge effects in it.
Fresnojohns

Looks really good. Pinstripping is not my cup of Tee, becuase I suck at it right now. It kind of has a Seattle Sehawks logo feel to it. They are playing the Steelers this weekend. Great Job.
Brad

very nice work John
thanks for posting it

NIce work dude... You using blue or green ferrel macs? what kind of brushes you use...I have been trying to teach myself that art.. its tuff.. I was planning to take a class but had to miss out this time around..Looks like you are getting down... re

Thanks for the comments. At this time I use the green wraps. The blue
series is a better grade hair, but I know people that still use the greens. They are about $1.50 cheaper. This is a simpler design. I have been doing this
since around 1973 off and on. I always come back to doing pinstriping. It is
very related to hand lettering. And its much like airbrushing as well. You are
always learning something everytime you do it.
Redesigns, thanks for comments. You will find that the time away from the brush will actually help you get better as well. Stay with it. Once you get used to some brush control you will surprise yourself. Pinstriping and airbrushing go hand in hand on many jobs, adn you can use HOK as well
to do some killer stuff.
Fresnojohns