~baker~

Today I decided to test myself and see how good I can draw flames, because I am going to paint green flames on my hood once I gets the bodywork done and a new coat of black paint put on it. So I went and pulled one sticker off my new/used hood I bought "the one on mine is cracked up" taped a line of tape down the middle and start drawing and this is what I came up with. What ya think? for the first time drawing flames... any tips?

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Brandon Howard Baker #10
Owner of:
- 1991 Arctic Cat El Tigre EXTerminator 550 Mounatan Mod Special......Clutched, Wiseco pistons, 136 x 15 x 2 1/4 track, custom tunnel extension, Custom dash, custom can, Fox Shox, pro-tapers, 5in Rox riser, powermadd hand guards, RSR pull cord handle, OBI grips and bar ends, custom brake light, custom brake leaver, painted front end

- 1990 Arctic Cat Super JAG
- 1974 VW Dune buggy "16000cc of brute

RJ Gleason

Not bad!

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Old Cat Rider


w/ Comet 108 Pro-4 clutch


80 PANTERA 500 F/C w/ Comet 102 clutch

'90 Wildcat Project in progress.

Trail Boss; Dryden to Summerhill trail.
http://www.dcdrifters.net/

Senior Deacon; F&AM Lodge# 472

Ad's Cat

Not bad, what'd ya use to draw them on?

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Future Sledder

ridgerunner

go to an autosupply place that has painting supplies and get some of the thin (1/4") masking tape. it should be able to curl and bend when you lay it on the cowling. that way you can do multiple designs till you find one you like. on topic, i prefer a more curving and fine flame. long "licks" that curve to a fine tip... just my .02