Bought a pinstriping brush at the Ballarat Swap Meet(Sword Mack 00) and have started today having a play with it.

Don't look too closely, but you can get the idea, and the effect..

that flaming fridge looks cool:thumb

As you can see, or for those that can't, I added the blue pinstripe around the flames which has a fantastic effect.

Just need more practice now. I think the hardest part is line consistency, as in width.. but dunno. Wierd, but cool.

Definetly not easy.

looks good mate anyone know were i could bye a brush my home made one is stuffed and cant seem 2 find them in tas

[ Edited on 11-3-2006 by handycam ]

Looks better than most first attempts. Actually looks better than some people that have been doing it for a while.

you can get some Craig Fraiser airbrush vids on eGay ... or http://www.gotpaint.com  ... he's got a pin stripe lessons and this old git that pulls a line the length of a truck....looks cool...

Thanks Matt.. Plenty of practice still needed. It is obviously an artform that takes a while, like most. It sure makes you appreciate it all a bit more.

nice work gives my gf some ideas when she does mine

Nice old skool flame job Jim. Keep em coming!

man just found this , man, as Alf from home and away would say" thats flaming good mate"

I just hope to be laying down some crazy lines like you Kroozn, much props.

try the pinhead lounge site
ccooollll

http://www.pinheadlounge.com/

Heres a tip for you Jim.....
Practice pulling a straight line with a feather in a tray of nice dry loose sand....
Then when you start to 'feel' the flow, try and pull nice flowing lines in the sand with the same feather. What you are trying to do is get a 'feel' for the flow of a line... Its and ancient oriental calligraphy technique.... I use this method I a lot of my art... I haven't ever tried pullingstripes, but the principle is the same....

Hmm. Nice. Might try that Simon, thanks mate.

lookin good Jim, you might have to lay some lines on the Country Buggy!

good stuff Jimski......