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This is a repaint of an old hammerhead that was a horrendous pink. I wanted to keep the pink (same as the trial piranhas I posted before) But this came out way better.
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How did you get the scaled texture?

Airbrushing I think. Its a lovely design. Very well done!

Dronze wrote:
How did you get the scaled texture?

Airbrushing through a template I imagine.

Cool stuff, but i'd sugest finding a new white, or thinning it more, for the guns airbrushing, unless the star effects are intentianal of course.

The needle in my airbrush is bent, so I get some splatter. (hence the staring effect). It isn't noticeable table top so I'm not worried about it.

You base it with the various colors first and lay a mesh over it (hexagonal mesh in this case but any mesh works, I have even seen lace used) and then spray the primary color and remove the mesh.

Looks great. I have to admit, I was expecting a fully pink fish. This is better then my expectations.