Thats a solid stint with Bill then. The funny thing is, I met him one time. I was 16 when he did a stint at “Watercooled” where I started out as ding-boy in Torquay. Bill had the modern longboard thing going kinda early, and he used a chined rail. If I remember correctly, he’s a biggish fella , and had a moustache at the time…
Anyway, no I had’nt heard of Jack Meyers…he definately has a place on the role-call of sprayers. I’m going to assemble what pics I can by the few airbrush supremos I know…
Todd- sorry, I saw your post after I posted mine. What you do is spray a base then squirt dish soap on the board in a random pattern then use a different color of spray paint on top, rinse and the areas under the soap will be exposed.
Todd- sorry, I saw your post after I posted mine. What you do is spray a base then squirt dish soap on the board in a random pattern then use a different color of spray paint on top, rinse and the areas under the soap will be exposed.
exactly, if you get into it good try doing multiple layers and just repeat the method with the dish soap - you can also outline the white (or color) areas and it looks pretty sweet. If I charged by the hour then i would have broke the bank with this one. sorry for the crappy quality pic.
I’ve done something similar to that on EPS by using clear acrylic medium randomly sloshed on with a torn off piece of foam rubber. I then sprayed over the area with some color and squeeggee’d it off.
