Blowfish start to finish...

[WhateverWeber]

Photo provided by customer.
Original "Blowfish" painting by Bob Thrash.
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop

[tonypep]

Very nice..........would like to see it printed on a dark or medium shirt though

[WhateverWeber]

Thank you very much.
It was printed on sand and black too.

[tonypep]

Who's doing the printing (if you can say) I fgured a sand or texas orange would be awesome. Like to see printed garments for comparison

[RICK STEFANICK]

did you sep it out also?

[Donnie]

Damn nice!

[WhateverWeber]

Thanks Donnie.
The design was printed at Andy's Tee Shirts.
I will try to find a printed sample and post a photo...production has one somewhere.
Yes I do my own separations.
With a base white and highlight this is 11 colors.

[3Deep]

Weber that looks just like the one I did last week lol naw just jokin that looks great...Andy can knock out some dam nice prints great job from all.

Darryl

[JBLUE]

Sweet. Love the style of this one.

[Command-Z]

Very cool. I love the color.

Some serious salt spray off the back wheels would be cool!

[Dottonedan]

Love it.


Nice colors. The photo is so nice I would teeter on wether to do art for it. It would print just as nice as a photo as is. Aside from that, you did the photo justice with the art.


Very nice job.

[lemorris]

Great job Ron!

Pallet is killer.

[WhateverWeber]

Thank you gentlemen...
Yes Dan the photo was very nice which is why I was leaning toward a smooth reproduction as opposed to a wild "swirley" paint/separation style.
The actual vehicle's paint scheme kept me from getting too wild as well. I didn't want to detract from the scallops.
Scott...now I really wish I had sprayed the salt...it would have been a nice design element as well as helping convey "speed". Crap.