? Help Flames Outline Border Mugen MBX6
#1
? Help Flames Outline Border Mugen MBX6
Can some tell me the best way to add or border or think outline.
what I am talking about is when people do the thin colored line or border on a flame job or how they out line the window line in a different color. I really cant think of a easy way except for masking it. I have a brand new body all liquid masked ready to be painted.
I want to do flames with a chrome border. If its not called the border please tell me what everyone calls it.
Also I have been trying to find a gallery of different Mugen Mbx6 paint jobs if someone has a link can you please post it?
Thanks
what I am talking about is when people do the thin colored line or border on a flame job or how they out line the window line in a different color. I really cant think of a easy way except for masking it. I have a brand new body all liquid masked ready to be painted.
I want to do flames with a chrome border. If its not called the border please tell me what everyone calls it.
Also I have been trying to find a gallery of different Mugen Mbx6 paint jobs if someone has a link can you please post it?
Thanks
#2
in photoshop / illustrator terms, it's referred to as : stroke.
to get this border on flame masks, lay down your mask, then offset trace the flames with a hobby knife to however thick you want the border to be
The same goes with the window border.
here's my mbx6.
to get this border on flame masks, lay down your mask, then offset trace the flames with a hobby knife to however thick you want the border to be
The same goes with the window border.
here's my mbx6.
#3
Most painters call them pins or pinstripes. If you are using liquid mask or masking tape the pins are usually cut by hand by cutting your deign and then moving slighty inwards and cutting the deisng again while keeping the width consistent. It is tricky and it wont be perfect the first time but you will get the hang of it.
#4
tight
thats a tight looking x6
#5
Most painters call them pins or pinstripes. If you are using liquid mask or masking tape the pins are usually cut by hand by cutting your deign and then moving slighty inwards and cutting the deisng again while keeping the width consistent. It is tricky and it wont be perfect the first time but you will get the hang of it.
Ya, I found it easier to hold an xacto blade in my hands rather than have the blade attached to the pen-handle. It helps get into those tight curves and spaces
#6
You can also cut the handle down to a shorter length which is easier on your fingers.