tru-fire cts-v photo shoot!!!
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The mapping of the flames is nice and well done! I would have put a lil more highlights where the fire is really hot. Like the bottom of the fire is always the brightest and then cools off. But when i first started painting flames i realized they tone down with the clear so i would have to make them look really bright at first and then when cleared they tone down just right.
Looks awesome!
Looks awesome!
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The mapping of the flames is nice and well done! I would have put a lil more highlights where the fire is really hot. Like the bottom of the fire is always the brightest and then cools off. But when i first started painting flames i realized they tone down with the clear so i would have to make them look really bright at first and then when cleared they tone down just right.
Looks awesome!
Looks awesome!
actually he is a tattoo artist, and does hand striping, and letters.
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Awesome work... I'm not crazy about flames or skulls, but that is just amazing! Although It would be more fitting on a 30-60's era car it still looks good.
I really like how the skulls have reflections, my only gripe however, is that I would have liked to see the skulls on the driver side of the hood facing the fender rather than having them all face the passenger fender.
I really like how the skulls have reflections, my only gripe however, is that I would have liked to see the skulls on the driver side of the hood facing the fender rather than having them all face the passenger fender.