New & old stuff
coolaircanada
01-20-2006, 06:46 PM
First, I am new here & love all the input, tutorials & help that I have found on this forum, keep up the good work.
I have been airbrushing for a couple of years during my spare time. The first one is a new charger in progress, the other one are old stuff.
Just started to draw in pencil & will put some pics up soon...
http://www.imagetrash.com/image_6546.jpg
http://www.imagetrash.com/image_6547.jpg
http://www.imagetrash.com/image_6548.jpg
I have been airbrushing for a couple of years during my spare time. The first one is a new charger in progress, the other one are old stuff.
Just started to draw in pencil & will put some pics up soon...
http://www.imagetrash.com/image_6546.jpg
http://www.imagetrash.com/image_6547.jpg
http://www.imagetrash.com/image_6548.jpg
Rob SWD
01-21-2006, 12:39 PM
the 57 wagon looks mean! nice
Mshkttck
01-21-2006, 02:19 PM
Very nice coloring.
rexsins-art
01-21-2006, 06:29 PM
cool stuff man ,keep it up
Blip
01-22-2006, 08:17 AM
Nice work, great Nomad toon.
G-man422
01-22-2006, 11:15 AM
the 57 wagon looks mean! nice
:grinyes: OH YEAH!
:grinyes: OH YEAH!
Deanos75
01-23-2006, 08:52 AM
Hey Coolaircanada,
Nice airbrush work. Working with stencils helps a lot but also creates a hard edge which is not always wanted. Pay close attention to the edges where materials change (for example, at headlights, glass, etc.). These areas have shadows and highlights too and will help give your illustrations that much more of a realistic effect.
I've been there and done that! I have several pieces that look just like yours, and this was what I found was the reason it looked to flat and peiced together.
Keep on painting, and I love the Nomad!
Dean
Nice airbrush work. Working with stencils helps a lot but also creates a hard edge which is not always wanted. Pay close attention to the edges where materials change (for example, at headlights, glass, etc.). These areas have shadows and highlights too and will help give your illustrations that much more of a realistic effect.
I've been there and done that! I have several pieces that look just like yours, and this was what I found was the reason it looked to flat and peiced together.
Keep on painting, and I love the Nomad!
Dean
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