Smoky buck |
09-23-2023 09:31 AM |
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Originally Posted by 58thecat
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Very talented people out there.
If I painted, built my own lures I would cry when it got the first scratch, kinda like a new vehicle [emoji38]
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Oh you could do it well enough to catch fish
Fish are far less picky about paint jobs than fisherman. I have caught tons of fish testing unpainted prototypes that are either white resin or sealed wood. So even a complete hack job can get the job done with a decent lure. I only stepped up my painting to appease customers
Gbuss you are off to a good start(I actually checked out some of your other stuff too) and odds are you will only get better. I don’t know if you have explored the different tricks with transparents and pearls. There is some neat things that can be done through layer or using finial scale patterns to blend a pattern.
The patterns I posted in your other thread are some of my basic ones but they catch fish and customers(musky guy ordered that batch)like them. I do have more complex patterns as well using some of the tricks above.
If you do get into blending layers more I recommend heat setting each layer it will save you grief
Either way looking good and really it’s an artistic thing so you really need to just find what tricks fit your style. There really isn’t a right or wrong style either and you just need to find what fits your style.
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