water drop effect

[carr52]

Someone posted an article about it. I'm trying to do it but no luck yet.

Tom

[Storm]

Here is an idea.  Try experimenting with Elmers glue and a syringe. It takes a bit of practice but the drops dry clear and it can generate a cool effect.

Storm

[carr52]

Here is an idea. Try experimenting with Elmers glue and a syringe. It takes a bit of practice but the drops dry clear and it can generate a cool effect.

Storm

I'll try that first thing tomorrow. Thanks. Just got a new airbrush and my mind is reeling with things I want to try. Also broke down and got the compresser too. 50% off at AC Moore.

tom

[TomSwede]

I think it was Leatheroo who posted a DIY on this topic.

PM her and ask. She is great with that gun.

Tom

[leatheroo]

here is the link to the youtube video on how to do it..

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=sbnTpJQPOTs

[BradB]

I didnt watch the video but the way I do it is to actually use water drops and then spray your paint over them and let it dry. I learned that from Mike Levelle from killerpaint I think it was on an episode of overhauling.

[Storm]

here is the link to the youtube video on how to do it..

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=sbnTpJQPOTs

Really like this youTube version. Awesome! Thanx Roo

[carr52]

here is the link to the youtube video on how to do it..

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=sbnTpJQPOTs

Roo, I just watched the video and wanted to say thanks.

Tom

[pavilionpony]

Very interesting, short video - thank you

[jbird]

thanks for turning this video are way Roo it was very helpfull

Josh

Edited August 28, 2008 by jbird