Technical TECH: How to paint flames

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now that you posted this I'm gonna flame out my stick people! but really thanks

 

Thats amazing Tingler,

Thanks!

 

Kool!

 

that is great BUT, how about showing how you make the pipe look like Chrome?

 

Thanks Ting !!!!!!!

 

I'm no artist, but I'd like to see your model's boobs...

 

This is cool stuff, thanks for sharing!
My 15 year old is good at flames, I'll show her this post tonight after work, she's very artistic too!

Cheers,
John

 

did ya paint these?

 

looks killer j!!!!!now, bring on the boobies!!

 

hehehe...
"Happy little flames"

couldn't resist.

 

Nice post. I need to get back into painting.

 

I'd rethink this if I were you................he uses a mirror....hahaha!!!

 

yea he,s lost alot of weight. but i still want to see boobs

 

Just bustin' on ya mang......haha....much love......

Does this work equally as well with 1-Shot????

 

Nice tech J. Now get back to work and do my shirt! lol
GV

 

Looks good Tingler, thanks for the flame tech... nice! man acrylics are so hard to blend sometimes because the paint dries so fast
I would really like to see the chrome tech as well, I've always been amazed how people make paintings with chrome lookin parts to them.
CAB

 

Cab, there are extenders for acrylics. You loose some opacity with 'em, but they do work.

I am a big fan of the Golden version, but then all their stuff is nice. Last bottle I got was an 8oz. squirty thing, it looks like milky water.
If you're cheap, you can get the faux finishing extenders from about any hardware store. It'll work just the same, I use it on larger projects...

You can also lay down some gel medium under the paint, to get a few extra minutes of blending time

 

thanks for posting this, main reason why i come here is for the tech articles, cool shit you cant find anywhere else.

 

I know how to make the pipes look chrome, but it's TINGLER'S thread and I'll wait and see if his way is like my way.