My grandad used to paint like this (sign writing) he also used to do marbling effects too. What great skills have been lost by the passing of these artisans. Keep up the good work grandad! Love the video.
Hey this is my dad painting this! I love reading all these comments, cause honestly I love watching my dad paint, and I am glad others are as well! : ))
You have beautiful Sign's lettering tutorial. Excellent TH-cam channel Thank you. What type of brush do you used? What are your favorite brushes collection? Please. P.S. can you do a lesson extension of this lesson on the Capitals the alphabet letters and also the alphabet on Lowe case lettering It will be a big help for us ?
Thanks for the video. I like the real-time with narration. Do you prefer doing the drop shadow on the right side when you do script, or do you always prefer right side shadowing? Thanks for your time.
i always wondered what the point of random skills like chinese/japanese calligraphy were. now i understand. this is the same thing. If i could letter like this i would label everything in my house.
Every time you look at or pick up that tool box you'll notice that "g" you don't like. I know the struggle. I can't look at my own work without criticizing.
Yes, we are our own biggest critics- however did you know that imperfections have an interesting effect to human psychology? So, a perceived imperfection in an art piece causes some part of us to take in and want to care for the imperfect , orphaned work- it’s what makes some of the best known works successful in history, it’s a strange thing
Try my Signwriter Series Kwills and Liners, also my pinstriping brushes will out perform anything on the market…these brushes are designed by an Artist that actually works in the trade.
@@bobparsonsartist564 I'm with ya brother, I have that Same Problem" 👆 After 35+ yrs of lettering everything from walls, windows, boats, banners & boards, hardly a day goes by without these old hands aching. Lol 😁 Still love the Craft though & to watch my fellow "Brother's of the Brush" keep it going on & on... #NiceJobonthePaintKitToo 👍👍
Man, in years past when I'd be tattooing 14 hours a day in Sturgis, my wrists would hurt so bad, I'd shove them into a cooler of ice and water. God that helped a lot.
@@BengtRosini13 should have taken up pinstriping, the only derogatory occurrence were my pockets wearing out from stuffing all the hundred dollar bills into them!, never too late, my buddies that were tattoo artists take to pinstriping like a duck to water, ever since my new design brushes came onto the market…
I use One Shot lttering enamel. It is oil base. Rustoleum oil base paints mix well with One Shot - especially to make grays.
Great teaching will watch over many times. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
My grandad used to paint like this (sign writing) he also used to do marbling effects too. What great skills have been lost by the passing of these artisans. Keep up the good work grandad! Love the video.
Those techniques haven’t been lost, there are many present day masters of Signwriting and pinstriping…
Muy buena idea, saludos de Zacatecas México
I enjoy watching you work. Very nice job, as always.
Great job,you are an Artist!! Thank you for your video!
Great tip about the transmission fluid resist!
Oh man I miss sign painting.
Great work, many thanks for sharing how to do this, great for beginners like me to learn from
Awesome video! Thank you sir!!
I asked our local Signwriter where I could get some brushes from....
“Mate, I haven’t used brushes in 20 years!” was his response. Lol!
Handover UK Jim is where I get mine and they are the best.
Great no nonsence vid. I love how CONFIDENT the strokes are. Panic free. Great vid.
Hey this is my dad painting this! I love reading all these comments, cause honestly I love watching my dad paint, and I am glad others are as well! : ))
Master hand! Nice to meet your channel!
Master strokes! Well done Dude
Came to look again...so cool.
Scot Campbell , what you do blows me away! I’ve done enough windows to appreciate just how good you are.
Scot Campbell
binge watched every last one of your videos!
You have beautiful Sign's lettering tutorial. Excellent TH-cam channel
Thank you. What type of brush do you used?
What are your favorite brushes collection? Please.
P.S. can you do a lesson extension of this lesson on the Capitals the alphabet letters and also the alphabet on Lowe case lettering
It will be a big help for us ?
This looks like it could be taken straight out of the Speedball lettering book.
Thanks for the video. I like the real-time with narration. Do you prefer doing the drop shadow on the right side when you do script, or do you always prefer right side shadowing? Thanks for your time.
I shade italics to the right.
Nice video, I thought the ring tone was your ending music.
Hey
I follow your video with pleasure. What type of font do you use as letters
Kind Regards Danny from Denmark
i always wondered what the point of random skills like chinese/japanese calligraphy were. now i understand. this is the same thing. If i could letter like this i would label everything in my house.
Every time you look at or pick up that tool box you'll notice that "g" you don't like. I know the struggle. I can't look at my own work without criticizing.
We're all our own worst critic.
Yes, we are our own biggest critics- however did you know that imperfections have an interesting effect to human psychology? So, a perceived imperfection in an art piece causes some part of us to take in and want to care for the imperfect , orphaned work- it’s what makes some of the best known works successful in history, it’s a strange thing
Signwriter is one word,Bob.
number plate likhne ke liye bataiye sir
Awesome
Makin that look easy and it's Not..especially on that orange peel toolbox.
¡¡👍WOW, GREAT JOB !! .
What is the name of that tool box ?
Thanks for subscribing! back atcha! Beautiful work.
Can you tell me what brush you are using?
It's a #5 grey squirrel quill. Don't know the brand.
What did the squirrel do to loose a brush's worth of hair?
What type of paint you use oils base or water base
Oil
Great Lettering Bob!!! What type of brush? Quill?
Joseph Pacheco looks like a grumbacher...it’s what I use! ;)
Paint brush ..
Try my Signwriter Series Kwills and Liners, also my pinstriping brushes will out perform anything on the market…these brushes are designed by an Artist that actually works in the trade.
So satisfying
Thank you
What type of paint do u use?
Tanua Riley mostly One shot. To get grays I found that using white rustoleum with one shot, which produces a nice gray.
Might be an idea to take a closer look at the letter spacings Good effort at a Mike Stevens script and confidently executed Nic job
Thank you.
I miss all the sign due to wt u giving information 🙃
Like a pro
Failed to show laying out the copy with a grease pencil? One Shot lettering enamel is my paint of choice!
Do you suffer from any arthritic symptoms in your right hand?
Eh oh , my right index finger has not much cartilage left in it...
@@bobparsonsartist564 I'm with ya brother, I have that Same Problem" 👆 After 35+ yrs of lettering everything from walls, windows, boats, banners & boards, hardly a day goes by without these old hands aching. Lol 😁 Still love the Craft though & to watch my fellow "Brother's of the Brush" keep it going on & on...
#NiceJobonthePaintKitToo 👍👍
Man, in years past when I'd be tattooing 14 hours a day in Sturgis, my wrists would hurt so bad, I'd shove them into a cooler of ice and water. God that helped a lot.
@@BengtRosini13 should have taken up pinstriping, the only derogatory occurrence were my pockets wearing out from stuffing all the hundred dollar bills into them!, never too late, my buddies that were tattoo artists take to pinstriping like a duck to water, ever since my new design brushes came onto the market…
most of my video is what not to do LOL thanks for video
You letter real well. Yet, How can you stand "choking the neck of the quill"? I usually back off at least half way.
nice
You messed up the W bro,
Wetttt
i need a brush
Mack is a great company. Look for lettering quills.
@@rockabillycat1954 It's very cool to live just a few miles from the Mack Brush Co. in Jonesville Michigan.....been there many times.
Lt
lay back there and be quiet.