Grabbed an old skateboard and sanded it down a little, preparing it to be painted on.
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Step 2
The Background: This was done using a layer of black, not totally covering the shape of the bullet. A layer of splatter was also added, reserving the space for the bullet, as well. This splatter technique was done with more action, using the motion of throwing a ball with the paint brush.
Step 3
Painting the bullet on the board: this required a good reference with a little bit of alteration. the only thing really changed was the perspective and angles of the bullet. The lighting and shading was perfect. This started by using a layer of white paint to make the layer solid.
Step 4
A mask need to be placed on top of the bullet to protect it from the white paint that will be splattered as the finishing touch. I wanted to add another element of "light" and "speed" and "smoke."
Step 5
After taking off the mask, we now have added "light" to the "smoke" and the "speed" of our bullet.
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