aerograph by fionaba

Carrara/RDS • (none) • posted on Nov 16, 2005

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Comments (10)

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artworksco

9:52PM | Wed, 16 November 2005

Great realism, I don't recognize the make of airbrush but it looks farmilliar. That braided hose is bang on. Very impressed allround.

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res1yfb1

10:17PM | Wed, 16 November 2005

Nice work...The shaders look great.

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thewiz3d

7:22AM | Thu, 17 November 2005

verry nice done keep it up

fionaba

8:43AM | Thu, 17 November 2005

Its a cresendo 175 from badger, my companion for quite a loong time now.

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crag_dolomite

3:10PM | Thu, 17 November 2005

this is really good

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Nod

5:04PM | Thu, 17 November 2005

Sniff. A Badger. Bless. I've had mine about 18 years. Very well done there. :)

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fuzzoom

10:00PM | Thu, 17 November 2005

Everything is beautifully modelled and lit. I like the glow emanating from the paint bottle also.

laocoon

5:34AM | Sun, 20 November 2005

Superb work, very convincing.

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tallpindo

9:47AM | Sun, 20 November 2005

Whethr used to retouch photographs or paint murals on VW busses, csutomcars or the backs of RV busses a air brush blows painterly expression into a different microcosm. In my mind I saw the Pasche as more like a Thimbledrome and the Badger more like an OK Cub in terms of design and workmanship comparing air brushes to model airplane engines). This one looks as nice as a Hirtenberg with rotary valve. I am absorbed in how mastery by over composition evolves from a prime mover. NiCad?

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