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capt. mysterio
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i was browsing the acp jobs, and was blown away by #235. i'm trying to get into painting a bit, and was wondering if anyone knew how they did it.
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TAZ
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Actually, it's not that hard, just the effect is neat. The base is a black with blue marbleizer. Then the flames are airbrushed on using a "silver pearl" type paint. I have another one coming up in the next week or two that will have the marbleized effect...just no flames.
marbleizing has been around quite a while. Some people refer to it as "bowling ball" paint.
marbleizing has been around quite a while. Some people refer to it as "bowling ball" paint.
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capt. mysterio
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oh, okay. so it's an actual type of paint then, rather than a process?
yeah, it's a rockin' effect. it's something that i don't often see either. very unique.
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yeah, it's a rockin' effect. it's something that i don't often see either. very unique.
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capt. mysterio
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in doing some more reading about marbelizing, i had another question for ya scott.
what did you use to marbelize it? i've read that some people use plastic wrap, aluminum foil, or a grocery bag. that almost looks like you used a paint brush to acheive that.
what other objects have you heard of people using for marbeling?
what did you use to marbelize it? i've read that some people use plastic wrap, aluminum foil, or a grocery bag. that almost looks like you used a paint brush to acheive that.
what other objects have you heard of people using for marbeling?