Finally! The scales are lined in...
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- THIRD ONE (click on pic for larger view)
- Applying the deodorant used to pull the transfer o...
- Finding the right spot for ol' Porky's tat.
- Applying the soap to get the transfer to bleed thr...
- Pressing it in to get a clean transfer..I hope...
- Here is the transfer...can't wait to get my REAL t...
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- Getting rolling on the liner.
- The basic outline is down.
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- Now on to the shader.
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- Carefully shading the face.
- All the main body is basically done as well as the...
- Getting started on the scales.
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- After a break. In the zone. Lots of scales.
- Finally! The scales are lined in...
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- Notice the sizes of the scales change as well as t...
- I decided to add red to the tongue and dorsal fin ...
- Ok! Here he is! I would consider putting this one ...
- MY SECOND GO
- This is what you get.
- Here's the carbon transfer, cut out and ready to go.
- Here's the victim!
- Here I'm applying clear deodorant to hold the tran...
- This didn't work... I will need to get the proper...
- Here's the skin with the transfer. I ended throwin...
- Here's the used template and the carbon copy in th...
- Here I'm applying a thin layer of petroleum jelly ...
- Laugh all you want at my ink cap. I didn't have a...
- Just working on the shading and thickening some of...
- Here I'm going over some of the lining with a shad...
- Here I started shading on the tail and body.
- Here I'm shading the wings.
- Here the body is basically done, and the heavy sha...
- You can notice here that the left wing looks farth...
- My Second Piece
- MY FIRST PRACTICE PIECE
- I'm working on the black right here. I already did...
- Here's a shot of it in black. I learned ALOT doing...
- Here's the finished product. ...not bad for the fi...
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