Finally! The last part is up!



There's some fun stuff in this one, so make sure you don't miss it :D You finally get to see the head complete and in action. And I blather on a little bit about how I made it.

If you want to watch from the beginning, just click the video to take you to the You Tube site. My other 3 airbrushing video (labeled 1,2 and 3) should be off to the right-hand side in the 'related videos'.

This was a pretty epic series of videos (almost 40 minutes of video total) but it was fun to put together ^_^

Enjoy!

(And let me know if one or more videos don't load for you, You Tube and I don't always get along very well.)

Anyone sick of me yet XD (wait, don't answer that) Here's part 3 - it ended up being just a little bit too long and there was really no way to cut out any more than I already did, so there will be just one more part after this. Yay for even numbers!



However, I only have about 3 or 4 minutes of material left. I'm going to put in a small slideshow (and/or video) of the finished head, but is there anything else you want to see? Something about the head or process that I didn't cover. Or even something not even tiger-related but which can be explained in 2 or 3 minutes. Just throwing that out there.

Part 2 is up. It's 'Original Trilogy' to the first part's 'Episode 1' as we're finally getting into the heart of the matter - Stripes!



The music is from 'Final Fantasy: Advent Children'. In order - 'Savior', 'J-E-N-O-V-A', 'Black Water', and 'Encounter'.

It looks like I'll need 2 or 3 parts (due to you tube's 10 minute rule) to cover this airbrush stuff so, even though the head is not finished yet, I edited and uploaded the first section of the video. Makes more sense to me to upload as I go rather than just throw it all on there at the end.

This basically covers airbrushing the orange base-coat of paint on to the head.

This is not really a tutorial, as I just sped it up double and then edited for length, but it shows the process (my process anyways as I am hardly an airbrush master - I really barely use the thing though I'm trying to fix that) and I'm always willing to explain what/how/why I did what I did.