Have you freehanded so many skulls,
that you feel “Numb” from it?
UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES

 

Now, there is a quick and easy way!

This is a simple CDROM, with over
50 files of basic skulls and bones.

Completely royalty free, these designs
can be used as stickers, stencils,
computer graphics, and more.

All as EPS formatted files, and
compatible with PC and Mac platforms.

20 skull designs that are basic,
& specifically designed for a vinyl
plotter to make one-piece stencils,
or hand held shields.

43 skull and bones that are better
used with your computer skills,
to combine, or manipulate for unlimited
uses.

$45 + shipping

AIRBRUSH PILES OF SKULLS
WITHOUT FREEHANDING
FROM SCRATCH ANYMORE!

 
 
DIGITAL STENCIL
  
 

This skull design was used for

importing into a photo/airbrushing

program such as Photoshop, or

Photopaint. The ‘enclosed outlines’

help with digital masking, such as using

the “magic wand” tool.
   
 
OUTLINED FILLED
  These outlined skulls are great for computer

program graphics. Such as color fills, or

digital painting with a removable contour.
 
VINYL ‘SHIELD’ STENCIL
  
This is a ‘one piece’ skull design that works great as a hand held shield for airbrushing. Once the holes are ‘weeded’ out, the vinyl can be used to laydown skull shapes as stencils, or stickers.

 

In this example, the vinyl was lightly
used for the shape, and details for
filling in with a paintbrush, and airbrush. As, a hand held shield, it
maintained all the edges without
cutting any masks onto the paint surface.

 

In this example, the negative, and the positive sides of the vinyl cutouts are used as ‘loose’ shields.


To keep the vinyl from sticking ‘too hard’ to the surface, I dust a little paint onto the sticky side. This turns the vinyl into a ‘low tack’ surface, so it can be relocated multiple times without warping.

$45 + shipping

 
PAPER STENCIL
  A tribal flame was added to this skull
design, and sectioned for two pieces
of printer paper.
  If you don’t have a vinyl cutter to

plot out a mask, you can easily

print the vector onto paper, and

hand cut it. This image was taped

together with two 81/2 x 11 pages,

and the outline was loosely sprayed

over the paper onto the transfer paper

applied to the tank. Then carefully

cut out with an x-acto blade. Now,

the paint can take place inside the

exposed area. By flipping over the

stencil, the other side can be easily

painted to match.
 
   
 
COMPLEX LAYERS
  
  11 skulls shapes are chosen and placed to fill

the desired area. Using some computer graphic

skills, the images were cut out as a one piece

mask, and single mask for each head so there

was an outline shield for all the features. After

the black background is sprayed on, the skulls

were painted one at a time with their positive-

hand-held sheilds.

 

 
 

The paint was applied by airbrush, and

paintbrush one at a time with Urethane paint on

aluminum sign sheet.
 

These skulls were painted by mostly retaining

the original file design. That way, they serve

another purpose, allowing you to ‘add’ more

character to them, by reshaping the eye sockets,

adding eyeballs, tounges teeth and jaw

reshaping, or bone structure addons.

$45 + shipping

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Nick Lee & DeviousDesignsLasVegas
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