Thread: A whole whack of skulls

Hey Jan,

I always say, if you got it, show it

Drawing didn't come natural to me though, I had to work at real hard, but I was determined to learn. So I did.
Just like airbrushing, I didn't just pickup an airbrush and start producing works of art. I had to learn how, and believe me it wasn't easy. Again, I was determined to learn how. Mainly because I'm to cheap to pay someone else to do it for me. The reason being is that I built a chopper and I wanted to paint some hotrod flames on the tank and that's when I realized that I wanted to become an airbrush artist, so that one day I could paint my chopper and show off the airbrush work and say, I did the paint job myself ! What do you think of it
To tell you the truth, that's the main reason why I got into airbrushing in the first place. Again, to cheap to pay someone to do it for me.

When I feel that I'm ready and good enough at airbrushing, I plan on painting the whole bike and covering it with skulls and true fire and whatever else I can come up with.

I included some pictures of what she looks like now.
One last thing, it took me about 4 tries to get the tank to look that way. But I did it.

Just like anything in life, if you want to achieve something and get good at it, it takes determination, persistence, and a whole whack of patience, and never give up
I hope this post doesn't come across as me bragging and preaching.
Did I say to much ?
Oh well

Gio