Armoured Cyborg Fish Lure Painting Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Learn how to paint an armoured fish or a cyborg fish pattern on a blank.
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Nice work
Thanks!
Really, really looks good, like others have said, not for fishing, but looking at!
Haha thank you so much! 😁😁
Nice
Thanks!
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Watch a lot of your episodes. Often more than once. Your cyborg looks so cool I had to give one a go. An awesome challenge in techniques for sure. Just finished the clear coat and mine turned out pretty cool. Different of course but loved your idea. Cheers 👍👍
Appreciate the kind words! Thank you 😁 it is indeed a fun way to experiment with different techniques 👊and always fun to paint something where you can proud off
Woooooooooah I mean Wooooooooooooooooooah! This has blown my mind. The red hot magma belly, the textured steel plating, 3D rivet's, textured head and gills..... No longer a lure it's a Piece of Art.
I pull off my masking tape different, I pull the tape back so it's touching itself then peel it slowly back if you know what I mean! Since pulling it off this way I've not had any accident ripping paper or anything.
I'm not surprised that you're proud of this lure, it looks like a fish that Robo Cop would have in his aquarium.
I would have added rusty marks dripping from the rivet's and a round plate around the eye to mimic the portholes on ships and submereens! But your eye for detail is amazing, once I get my gear together this lure will be on the top of my list to try. If it turns out a 10th of how good yours looks I'd be chuffed.
Another fantastic video, BIG THUMBS UP ALL DAY LONG. Take care my friend and keep on producing the videos I'm learning so much, they're like gold to me. 👍😷👍🏴
Hahah thank you so much mate! Great sense if humor too. I too was thinking about rusty spots but I got too afraid to ruin it. I could have clear coated it once to secure the paint and then tried some spots. Maybe next time, awesome idea! Thank you so much for the compliment! Regards from 🇸🇪 😄
@@lureblanks Ah now that's crafty clear coating then trying it out! I better order more clear coat lol. I'm exactly the same not trusting myself, I can look at a piece for weeks then decide to do something that I could have done weeks ago! But then again it's better to be safe than sorry. I used to be indecisive but I'm not sure now!!!! 😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
There's always another time and that would mean another lure painting video so you'd get no complaints from me, take care my friend 👍😷👍🏴
@@PENFOLD1962 Haha indeed, and usually when do the same pattern again it will be better then last time, you learn from your mistakes everytime. I too struggle with indecisiveness quite often especially on what to paint, or should I add that little detail to it or not 😆 cheers man, thank you for the compliment!
@@lureblanks When someone asks me to do a piece of pyrography for them and follows up with the comment 'I will leave it up to you what you burn'!!!!!!!!!!!! I hate that lol. But trying to come up with ideas for your viewer's must be very much the same! All the lures to choose from, scale patterns, colour combinations, paint effect's, species of fish etc etc etc! I would end up a blubbering nervous wreck lol. I'll leave all that up to you the professional.
@@PENFOLD1962 Haha thank you so much Andrew, but it is indeed pretty much the same. You do not see that on camera but I too ponder, think, frustrate, spend hours, days , weeks without any good ideas coming up while you desperately try to get some out of your head. A creative crash happens too sometimes when I sit at my painting desk and ......... nope nothing...... sitting here for an hour now and still got nothing. I think all artist in every kind of art struggle with this from time to time :D
Use “pledge revive it” as an intercoat before taping. It totally protects the paint, gives it some gloss, and adds depth!
That's a good idea, i should look that up 👍 thanks!
@@lureblanks no problem, I’m pretty sure that’s how TJ does it too. I just took my first shot at it and posted it this morning on “brotherhood of custom crankbait painting” on facebook. My name on there is “bubba chuck” if you can check it out?
@@Fishing-gs9ku nice one! I like the candy2o over the metallic silver 👌 gonna be nice after clear coat 👍!
Hot dang that is one heck of a crazy pain job I’m liking it thanks again for sharing
Haha thank you! 🙏😁
Looking forward to more videos and techniques!!! What fabric did you use for the belly?
Thank you! It is a kind of mesh, there is a link in the description of the video that will guide you tonmy webshop. There you can see better pictures of it too 👍
what is the correct name for your air brush stand
Do you mean what is holding the lure? That is called a helping hand 👍😊
Awesome video!! I would love to see your take on a toxic craw.
Thanks! Okay nice! Never done one of those before. I will check it out and see what I can do 👍thanks for the idea 😄
Very nice great job on the rivits 👍
Thank you so much!
Perfect
Thanks!!! 😄
What do you dip the needle in before you spray????
It's a sponge that is moistened with water and some airbrush cleaner. I dip the needle in there to clean of any tipdry 👌
Oh ok very smart!!!
@@faithakopov1961 Thank you, it is a simple trick i once learned from another airbrush artist 😊
Nice work.
Thank you!
I just made my first one after i watched this video, i just created a deformed fish lure.
Awesome 👊 !
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho Gostei vou tentar fazer um abraço
Sorry mate, can you repeat that in English please? 😉
Why do you hit the tip of your air brush on that sponge what is that for?
It is to quickly remove any tipdry 👍
@@lureblanks is it water or glass cleaner in bottom of tray....thanks
@@spincast1974 It is water and airbrush cleaner 👍😀
Awesome stuff. Well done. Thank you for your videos as it gives me a lot of ideas and inspiration. Greetings from South Africa.
Thank you for the great comment! Awesome to hear that I could be of any help 😄
Sjukt grym. Du är så jävla duktig. Önskar jag hade din talang. Hade varit kul och fiska ihop med dig nån gång. Bor inte alls långt ifrån Herrljunga.
Tack så jättemycket! Och det är bara övning 👍👊 . Då måste vi gå ut nån gång i våren , låter jättekul!
I have a question about the sponge sits on your bench what kind of sponge is it
Its a regular sponge with fine pores 👌 nothing too special, just any sponge with kind a finer pores would do 👍
may I know what clear coat you use? thkx
Sure no problem, it is this one www.rovfiskjagarna.se/shop/product/vhc-crystalclear-epoxy-pike-edition-05kg-1?tm=epoxi-och-tillbehor 👍
@@lureblanks I saw it was a 2 part epoxy. how long is the curing time.Thkx
@@jparryprodeal that is correct, curing time depends a little on the room temperature but totsl curing time is 24 hours. But in about 9-10 hours you can paint or do the next coat
@@lureblanks thank you very much for the reply.
Awesome! You have great ideas 👍
Thank you so much! 😄
Nice job , have you ever tried doing a crackle finish on a lure? I use it a lot on craw patterns. Example spray gold, coat with crackle coating , than spray burnt umber over it and the paint will crack really a cool effect.
Thanks! No I haven't but that sounds like an awesome effect! Should look into that. What brand crackle medium do you prefer?
I used the Valspar weathered crackle glaze you can get that at any Hardware paint store. It's used for doing antique furniture I started doing that about 15-20 years ago haven't seen anybody doing it lately actually at all. It's really cool like if you have a crayfish pattern or outline then you just paint on the crackle glaze let it dry for 5 minutes then shoot your color over that area and within the next 10 to 15 minutes it starts cracking and showing the color underneath there's different types of crackle glaze to weathered antique Etc
The only thing about the crackle finishes I mean you're using acrylic so there be no problem. But I use a lot of two part and three-part urethane finishes and colors and with your things crackle finishes do not work
@@toph2o676 Thanks for the great info! So the crackle medium does not work well with acrylics or with urethane paints?
No the acrylics work very well with the crackle finishes. It's when you're using urethane paints that it does not work. I guess I should have never brought up urethane paints because 99% of the people that paint don't use them. But again the paints that you were using you'll have no problem doing a crackle finish you should definitely try it it's really cool. Wish I was there to show you
Amigo como é o nome dessa dela ?
Sorry man, id love to answer but my Portugese is not that good and google translate doesn't make any sense 😄
@@lureblanks what is the screen used in the first part of the video
@@CNPLURES Do you mean the intro with the music?
@@lureblanks no, the canvas you used to make the painting, you use a mold a canvas i don't know the name of that, i would like to know.
@@CNPLURES aha you mean the unpainted fishing lure or also called Blank. I get from www.lureblanks.eu. I used to make them myself as well but I decided to focus more painting the lures then making them. I like painting them more 😄👍