BRANDON
1943 post s
17-Aug-2007
7:57 PM
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had some fun at a friends house the other day..
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danila_is_crazy
685 post s
12-Sep-2007
4:19 PM
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love. fire.
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Oberon1122
10 post s
19-Feb-2008
12:48 PM
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what's the fire for?
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BRANDON
2387 post s
20-Feb-2008
8:34 AM
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its to dry the painting but it also serves to create wonder and excitement during a live performance.Its not really necessary though.
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Oberon1122
12 post s
20-Feb-2008
9:20 AM
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HAHAHA, i wondered if it was just for show lol !!!! ^_^
It really was a cool way to end it!!
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RoguePainter
3 post s
31-Mar-2008
9:03 PM
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I really like that painting. I love it when people put one planet in front of another, looks really cool.
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nirlay
1 post
10-Apr-2008
12:18 PM
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Somebody told me that the flame brightens up the painting, is that true ? Also I think the best color to use is glossy color : if teh cap looks glossy, is that true, because the other day I got some paints from A C Moore and they did not say glossy anywhere. Can you put together a video to get different textures ? great work. I do watercolors, but would try this now. Nirlay
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sprayman
53 post s
18-Apr-2008
3:14 AM
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When there is a high humidity in the air, it happens that spray paint get fogy. If you dry it very fast, all the water vaporise and painting get glossy look. But with fire you must be very careful. The aerosol is very toxic if you burn it.
Regards, Sprayman
Last Edited on 18-Apr-2008 3:25 AM
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Bert
1 post
29-Apr-2008
9:39 AM
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Why do you blow torch the paintings? Is it to seal them?
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