i have one of these and its a great tool. well worth the money. i have a collection of kafka brushes aswell and there are uses for both techniques.. whoever says there are rules for art is not an artist! word!
It's a tool that's been around for over 50 years, used originally by car manufacturers back when they did pinstriping on their assembly lines. There's a place for both techniques.
It's useful, with the magnetic guide, for long lines (esp. the double, one thin, one thick, perfect spacing, pointed start and finish) on cars. In other words, assembly lines used to use them, in in the old days. No talent required. You talented hand Pinstripers recognize that, of course! Word up!!
Just so you guys know, the Beugler patent goes back to the 1920's It's how Schwinn pinstriped it's rims, and how Ford did all there striping work on thousands and thousands of cars. It's not cheating it's just another tool. In fact it takes just as much skill to end lines and do feathering or ends.
They don't understand so they act weird. I don't want any of that biker tank art work on the Mahogany deck of my boat. Just spaced perfectly lines using lots of paint. Yea right, what are they doing here then@l-) See,"How to pinstripe the deck of a Chris Craft"
i have one of these and its a great tool. well worth the money. i have a collection of kafka brushes aswell and there are uses for both techniques.. whoever says there are rules for art is not an artist!
word!
It's a tool that's been around for over 50 years, used originally by car manufacturers back when they did pinstriping on their assembly lines. There's a place for both techniques.
Just like this video.
It's useful, with the magnetic guide, for long lines (esp. the double, one thin, one thick, perfect spacing, pointed start and finish) on cars. In other words, assembly lines used to use them, in in the old days. No talent required. You talented hand Pinstripers recognize that, of course! Word up!!
Just so you guys know, the Beugler patent goes back to the 1920's It's how Schwinn pinstriped it's rims, and how Ford did all there striping work on thousands and thousands of cars. It's not cheating it's just another tool. In fact it takes just as much skill to end lines and do feathering or ends.
Poor 'quality' video.. It would be nice for someone to update this.
They don't understand so they act weird. I don't want any of that biker tank art work on the Mahogany deck of my boat. Just spaced perfectly lines using lots of paint. Yea right, what are they doing here then@l-) See,"How to pinstripe the deck of a Chris Craft"
thats fucken cheating!!!!!!!! use the hand brushes ...