whip---walyon /willie/george

[jerseycrazee]

hi all well here i go again
a guy at work had this characture and he said "hey your airbrushing?"
"yeah i said all of 2 months now!" lol
you can airbrush this on to a milk can for me.....hmmmmi ask how much beer ya got ..lol he answered as many as it takes (((((:cheers: )))))
his cottage is just behind mine and he is a good fella we fish alot in the summer...so what the heck--i thought i would try it on old work tee (you can see the holes..hehe
i started with a sketch outline with vine charcol and the second pic is in progrees
i have till june or so before i will have to tackle the milkcan....as usual all advice and comments good bad or ugly are welcome
thanks and god bless
ron
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[Clinton]

Looking pretty good for only 2 months of ABing. But if your going to be doing the final on a milk can you should practice on a hard surface. There is a huge difference between the two surfaces, try out a peice of metal or masonite.

[jerseycrazee]

Looking pretty good for only 2 months of ABing. But if your going to be doing the final on a milk can you should practice on a hard surface. There is a huge difference between the two surfaces, try out a peice of metal or masonite.

oh i know that tees are more forgiving (was kinda hoping he would go for a tee instead) lol
is spraying on metal that much harder that is what scares me
so any advice is greatly appreicated
also santa brings me the basic color set so i can add some color