jjjimi84
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Here is my most recent painting and I thought I would show a little bit into the process. I drilled the enclosure then airbrushed a coat of white primer then silver then bronze on the outer rim. After that I sprayed on a coat of clear green and then a coat of clear. Then I played the pedal for about three months and thought about what to do next.
My buddy Casey came over plugged it in and said its leaving with me, and then I had to paint it. I wanted to do something like the original artwork but he insisted on a Hulk. I usually do not like doing such well known characters because of two reasons, zero confidence in my skills and two any small error is really apparent.
What I did with this is using a reference photo I did the outline with black ink and then filled it in with a couple coats of white primer.
As you can see I already had the lettering down and decided the slam switch should be a smash switch.
Once this dried I started the outline of all of the basic features and then started with a gray wash paint and a flat black to do some shading and texturing. After all of that I went for the final details with gloss black to do line work.
This Hulk had more nose jobs than the Kardashian family.
and the guts.
For anybody who doesn't know what it is, it is a Roland Space Echo and it just slays. I will be doing a video at some point, it is on the to do list.
My buddy Casey came over plugged it in and said its leaving with me, and then I had to paint it. I wanted to do something like the original artwork but he insisted on a Hulk. I usually do not like doing such well known characters because of two reasons, zero confidence in my skills and two any small error is really apparent.
What I did with this is using a reference photo I did the outline with black ink and then filled it in with a couple coats of white primer.
As you can see I already had the lettering down and decided the slam switch should be a smash switch.
Once this dried I started the outline of all of the basic features and then started with a gray wash paint and a flat black to do some shading and texturing. After all of that I went for the final details with gloss black to do line work.
This Hulk had more nose jobs than the Kardashian family.
and the guts.
For anybody who doesn't know what it is, it is a Roland Space Echo and it just slays. I will be doing a video at some point, it is on the to do list.
