Green Fading Pinstripes 30 x 10 Framed in a 2 Inch Deep Metal Frame
This art piece utilizes a gorgeous airbrushed background and a color faded pinstriping design that starts off hot pink and ends orange. It is framed in a rustic metal frame with 2 inch sides.
** A little about my process for those hat may be unfamiliar with the art of pinstriping and hand painted signage.
My process starts with measuring the frame opening. Once I have an exact measurement, I hand cut a piece of 1/4 composite sign board (this is extremely durable exterior material). I then airbrush the background and spray a thin layer of clear coat on it to protect it. From that point, I use a grease pencil and put a mark down the center directly on the sign board. I then grab a pinstriping brush and mix up my automotive grade enamel paint (this extremely durable as well), and commence to pinstriping. After finishing the pinstriping, I will go back in and add highlights and shadows to really set my work apart from the normal pinstriping from the 50's. Let it dry, clean any reference lines off with windex, and then insert it in the frame!
This art piece utilizes a gorgeous airbrushed background and a color faded pinstriping design that starts off hot pink and ends orange. It is framed in a rustic metal frame with 2 inch sides.
** A little about my process for those hat may be unfamiliar with the art of pinstriping and hand painted signage.
My process starts with measuring the frame opening. Once I have an exact measurement, I hand cut a piece of 1/4 composite sign board (this is extremely durable exterior material). I then airbrush the background and spray a thin layer of clear coat on it to protect it. From that point, I use a grease pencil and put a mark down the center directly on the sign board. I then grab a pinstriping brush and mix up my automotive grade enamel paint (this extremely durable as well), and commence to pinstriping. After finishing the pinstriping, I will go back in and add highlights and shadows to really set my work apart from the normal pinstriping from the 50's. Let it dry, clean any reference lines off with windex, and then insert it in the frame!
This art piece utilizes a gorgeous airbrushed background and a color faded pinstriping design that starts off hot pink and ends orange. It is framed in a rustic metal frame with 2 inch sides.
** A little about my process for those hat may be unfamiliar with the art of pinstriping and hand painted signage.
My process starts with measuring the frame opening. Once I have an exact measurement, I hand cut a piece of 1/4 composite sign board (this is extremely durable exterior material). I then airbrush the background and spray a thin layer of clear coat on it to protect it. From that point, I use a grease pencil and put a mark down the center directly on the sign board. I then grab a pinstriping brush and mix up my automotive grade enamel paint (this extremely durable as well), and commence to pinstriping. After finishing the pinstriping, I will go back in and add highlights and shadows to really set my work apart from the normal pinstriping from the 50's. Let it dry, clean any reference lines off with windex, and then insert it in the frame!
Dimensions: 30 x 10