How to use spray paint and paint markers on a surfboard | Ep 2
- 6 years ago
Welcome to Episode 2 in this surfboard painting ! Ill be showing you spray paint and paint marker techniques to create an awesome skull and moray eel design on your surfboard. \r
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In this tutorial I use Molotow Belton Premium aerosol paint and ONE4ALL inks and paint markers to create some awesome effects. Ill be showcasing one of my favourite aerosol tricks, the liquid soap effect, for the background and then Ill build on that showing you how to layer your artwork using paint pens and markers. \r
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Ill also discuss how to fill an empty marker to create several layers of shadows, and how to change over the marker nib to a brush-style tip to create ultra fine lines. \r
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Ill also discuss how to fill an empty marker to create several layers of shadows, and how to change over the marker nib to a brush-style tip to create ultra fine lines. \r
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Big thank you to our sponsors:\r
Molotow Graffiti Paint Australia: \r
Star Surf and Skate \r
The Butcher Shop \r
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This video was filmed at The Apple in Bridgetown, Western Australia - a great place to stay for a comfy holiday!\r
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If you are after some short, easy to follow tutorials, check out my Mad Skillz MasterclassTheyre aof in-depth YouTube tutorials where I demonstrate some of my most popular art techniques for surfboards, skateboards, walls and canvasses… theyre also dead easy but super effective so that anyone can give them a go. \r
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Filming and editing by Matt Fieldes Photography | \r
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My name is Fieldey, Im a surf, skate and street artist from Australia. I started this channel 5 years ago when I was an unhappy corporate designer yearning to become an artist. Since posting my very first video Ive been on a crazy journey from teaching myself to paint surfboards and skateboards, to painting large-scale street art murals! \r
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Turning my passion into a full-time career has been a massive learning curve and I want to pass on the skills and knowledge Ive learned, as well as inspire others whore just starting out on their creative journeys.\r
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I post on Saturday every fortnight, sometimes more, and you can expect to see easy to follow, Mad Skillz Masterclass tutorials, Artist Insider vlogs and inspirational projects that Ive been working on.\r
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Grab your brushes, hit that subscribe button and join me on an artistic adventure! \r
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For business enquires or to enquire about a commission please visit: \r
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Lets be friends!\r
Instagram: @fieldey\r
Facebook: \r
Wordpress: \r
Official website:
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In this tutorial I use Molotow Belton Premium aerosol paint and ONE4ALL inks and paint markers to create some awesome effects. Ill be showcasing one of my favourite aerosol tricks, the liquid soap effect, for the background and then Ill build on that showing you how to layer your artwork using paint pens and markers. \r
\r
Ill also discuss how to fill an empty marker to create several layers of shadows, and how to change over the marker nib to a brush-style tip to create ultra fine lines. \r
\r
Ill also discuss how to fill an empty marker to create several layers of shadows, and how to change over the marker nib to a brush-style tip to create ultra fine lines. \r
\r
Big thank you to our sponsors:\r
Molotow Graffiti Paint Australia: \r
Star Surf and Skate \r
The Butcher Shop \r
\r
This video was filmed at The Apple in Bridgetown, Western Australia - a great place to stay for a comfy holiday!\r
\r
If you are after some short, easy to follow tutorials, check out my Mad Skillz MasterclassTheyre aof in-depth YouTube tutorials where I demonstrate some of my most popular art techniques for surfboards, skateboards, walls and canvasses… theyre also dead easy but super effective so that anyone can give them a go. \r
\r
Filming and editing by Matt Fieldes Photography | \r
\r
My name is Fieldey, Im a surf, skate and street artist from Australia. I started this channel 5 years ago when I was an unhappy corporate designer yearning to become an artist. Since posting my very first video Ive been on a crazy journey from teaching myself to paint surfboards and skateboards, to painting large-scale street art murals! \r
\r
Turning my passion into a full-time career has been a massive learning curve and I want to pass on the skills and knowledge Ive learned, as well as inspire others whore just starting out on their creative journeys.\r
\r
I post on Saturday every fortnight, sometimes more, and you can expect to see easy to follow, Mad Skillz Masterclass tutorials, Artist Insider vlogs and inspirational projects that Ive been working on.\r
\r
Grab your brushes, hit that subscribe button and join me on an artistic adventure! \r
\r
For business enquires or to enquire about a commission please visit: \r
\r
Lets be friends!\r
Instagram: @fieldey\r
Facebook: \r
Wordpress: \r
Official website: