next seat

[Roger]

just finished this seat and fender panel up. this had to be the hardest one i've covered! took me nearly two hours to get the cover on it but, it's smooth and tight

[Timd]

Beez, your work is just out-frikkin'-standing! Certainly gives me inspiration.

[Ian]

Jeez, man, that's nice. How did you get that red so even and deep?

[Roger]

Beez, your work is just out-frikkin'-standing! Certainly gives me inspiration.

Jeez, man, that's nice. How did you get that red so even and deep?

thanks guys!

ian

i use an airbrush to apply the dye. i try to only use oil dies. i like the way they cover.

this one is british tan. it's actually an orange tone

[Froghunter]

Simply magnificent Beez!

Once again I stand in awe!

Some day I would like to be a fly on the wall and watch you do one of your seats.

Keep it up my friend!

[David]

Now I really like this one Beeze. I'll bet it was difficult, it is essentially square.

I'd love to see a feather tutorial..... you do them so well.

I just finished a black version of the Victorian Scroll, but I'm not even going to post it after seeing this.....

Dave Theobald

Edited April 13, 2008 by David

[Pip]

class man, absolutely brilliant

[lindatt]

That seat is "ON FIRE"!! Linda

[Myriam]

Beautiful work, Beezachoppa! I too would like to know how you make those feathers.

[TomSwede]

Nice job! That colour is so nice and rich and even as usual.

Gotta love that design with the feathers and fire, looks so good.

Tom

[Beaverslayer]

Roger, this one ROCKS.....the design you tooled is awesome, and that color....WOW

Ken

[Spider]

Very cool. Very very cool. Your work is inspirational and impressive. Thank you for sharing.

[MadTailor]

Right on. Kick ass.

[Roger]

Now I really like this one Beeze. I'll bet it was difficult, it is essentially square.

I'd love to see a feather tutorial..... you do them so well.

I just finished a black version of the Victorian Scroll, but I'm not even going to post it after seeing this.....

Dave Theobald

Beautiful work, Beezachoppa! I too would like to know how you make those feathers.

thanks again for all the comments!

this is one of my favorite colors.

show that seat david! (even though it's black)

this artwork was provided to me. i did a bit of studing feathers and how i think they should look and lay. i used a couple tools that clayb suggested for the feathers. i'm sure there are other ways but these two tools work well for me. the only feathers i have done have been the three or four seats this year. funny how i have never done any before and i've now done a bunch in a row.

the two tool are..

F120 and F121

[abn]

Absolutely beautiful work! Does it ever bother you that your finest work is often covered up by some biker's big, sweaty rear-end? 'Course I suppose you could say the same thing about my wallets...

Great job (as usual)!

Alex

[anne newkold]

Would you think about modifying your pattern some and send me a copy since I do not draw well? I would love to have a copy of it! If not I understand. What I was thinking was turning the very top part of the wing into an American Flag. Just a thought. I thought that would look really cool.

[Roger]

Would you think about modifying your pattern some and send me a copy since I do not draw well? I would love to have a copy of it! If not I understand. What I was thinking was turning the very top part of the wing into an American Flag. Just a thought. I thought that would look really cool.

i'll try and scan the artwork tonight.. i think i still have it laying around

[anne newkold]

Thanks! Can't wait to get it!

[Roger]

here is a scan of the artwork supplied to me.

[anne newkold]

thanks for posting the drawing!

[Roger]

thanks for posting the drawing!

no problem! hopefully you can do what you want from there. if i had the time i would do a line drawing on the computor