1. The
Pentagon Flag image was then transferred to the car's front top via home-made, hand
cut
stencil, dusted with dark grey and lightly
detailed also with dark grey.
2. Further details were then implied by sketching again with the dark grey
and bringing in the light
grey tone as well. The wall was also darkened
with both light and dark grey.
3. White was then added. Using a 50/50 split with
Med. reducer (311).
Tan was also dusted on the building.
4.
Close up of #3.
5.
I added the fire soot on the buildings above the windows, and
other shading with an over-reduced
black, keeping it transparent.
6.
The tape along the top edge was then removed and the top of the building
defined.
7.
The building and the side smoke were then blended together.
8.
The area for the flag was established from the centerline and side marks
left from the initial
lay-out, then covered with application tape
and the flag was then transferred from the original art.
9.
The entire flag area was then cut out. Perimeter only.
10.
Flag sprayed white, not too much build up on the edges.
11.
The mask is then re-applied.
12.
The stripes are then cut out and sprayed with HOK Euro Red and the stars
cut out of the blue
area, blue area removed and sprayed
with a custom made blue starting with a HOK True Blue
base. Covering up the red during, of
course.
13.
All remaining flag mask is peeled.
14.
A over reduced black is used for flag shading. A little goes a long way.
15.
All remaining masking is then removed.
16.
The background was then masked off and the art of the men laid out and
cut out. 17.
All the flesh tone area was removed first for paint.
18.
Flesh tones added. 19.
Flesh is then covered for next color set.
20.
All blue is then added.
21.
with the blue covered, the camo is next.
22.
The red and yellow are now in play...
23.
All art is checked and preped for mask removal.
24.
All remaining masking is then removed and piece is cleaned and off to
Starbucks Customs
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