Painting a craw pattern is one of my favorite challenges when painting lures. You have to battle the airbrush, stencil and symmetry...at least I have to battle with all of them in this video. If you are too heavy fingered while lure painting you make the normally delicate lines of the lure too bold. Sometimes the stencil has a mind of its own and slides all around the lure while you're painting. And don't get me started on symmetry. I'm just lucky to get lines in the general vicinity.
This crawfish crankbait didn't come out exactly as I had planned. I made a few mistakes but in the end I'm happy with the final product. A shout out to @crawdaddyscustomcrankbaits1695 who continues to churn out incredible looking lures...especially his craw baits. His work inspires me to keep practicing and learning.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:16 Adding Mesh
0:46 Airbrushing Detailed Orange
1:23 Adding Mesh and Sepia Ink
2:13 Stencil and Paint Craw Design
6:22 Adding the eyes
7:21 Epoxy clear coat
8:27 Lure reveal
Brush: Iwata Eclipse - Amazon: amzn.to/3Krpu5q
Paint: Createx - Amazon: amzn.to/3AQwxkU
Eyes: 1242 Piece eye set - Amazon: amzn.to/3coM2H6
Ink: Daler-Rowney FW
Clear Coat: Flex Coat - Amazon: amzn.to/3pML8Y9
Lure Blanks: www.sugartitcustomlures.com
Video:
iPhone 13
Davinci Resolve
Photoshop
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21 июл 2024
