How to steer a paint brush

[nobbie48]

Look mom. No masking tape.

http://www.wimp.com/pinstriping/

 

[ANDRASTA]

Wow, that is talent,

I cant believe how steady his hand is.

 

[imnothng]

I don't know if I would call that talent, more like experience. The guy has probably been doing that for many years.

 

[nobbie48]

I don't know if I would call that talent, more like experience. The guy has probably been doing that for many years.

What? You don't think that's his first tank?

 

[Freestyle72]

I don't know if I would call that talent, more like experience. The guy has probably been doing that for many years.

Experience is important yes but I would certainly argue that it still takes a fair bit of natural talent. He has extremely steady and smooth hands and practically surgical precision with the paint brush.

 

[AGAVE]

That's a seriously skilled guy.
Not everyone can learn to do that, some people could practice for 20 years and still fail.
As a skilled individual myself, i can assure you his talent is natural, just like a drawing artist.

Totally impressive, i hope he gets well paid, cause he could charge 100$ each here, no problem.

 

[bitzz]

That's not talent... that's robot. He's not even doing it freehand.
Von Dutch had talent.

 

[jeero]

Mad Skillz.
I can barely do an oval on a piece of paper with a pencil.

 

[Graves]

Hes got skills but the tank is also etched....

 

[AGAVE]

Hes got skills but the tank is also etched....

Give it a try and show us how it turns out.

 

[Cat13]

Regardless how he got to where hes at... natural talent, practice, both, other.... I am going to admire hes skills. I cant do that ****.

 

[neiser]

regardless how he got to where hes at... Natural talent, practice, both, other.... I am going to admire hes skills. I cant do that ****.

truth