Pied Piper of Hamlin

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Re: Pied Piper of Hamlin

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Amazing detail. :bow:
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Wow. How many hours did you spend painting this? Thanks
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barad_dur wrote:Wow. How many hours did you spend painting this? Thanks
Lots, lol. 2 or 3 hours a day for 2 months. There's A LOT of masking! His diamond top took ages to mask the diamond shapes then paint, and then mask again to get the gold edging and paint again. I guess we could've painted it freehand but it wouldn't have the uniformity of a printed fabric that we were trying to create.

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#24 Post by Heavy Metal Spike »

barad_dur wrote:Wow. How many hours did you spend painting this? Thanks
  • Zephyr wrote:Lots, lol. 2 or 3 hours a day for 2 months. There's A LOT of masking!
    His diamond top took ages to mask the diamond shapes then paint, and then mask again to get the gold edging and paint again.
    I guess we could've painted it freehand but it wouldn't have the uniformity of a printed fabric that we were trying to create . . .
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#25 Post by nickartdude67 »

Excellent job! Love it!!


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#26 Post by Crazy Joe »

LOVE IT - How'd I MISS this???
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