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Michael Schumacher's helmet

Michael Schumacher's helmet

Posted by Luc Boivin on 2/5/2006
Painting of Michael Schumacher's racing helmet on 14 x 17 inches Bristol board 300 series with Createx and FW acrylic paints. Airbrush used: Iwata HP-BC and HP-B plus.
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 Artist:   Luc Boivin  ( ) Contact Artist 
Luc Boivin
I'm 50 years old and I started airbrushing in the spring of 2005. I work in an Architectural firm in downtown Montreal, Quebec Canada and I particularly enjoy working photorealistic art. I've been drawing ever since I can remember but this new airbrush experience is a blast and I see many hours of pleasure ahead!!! I have learned a lot on photorealistic paintings in a very short period of time and one of my objective is to share with others what I have learned as well as the many tricks associated with airbrushing thru some specialised airbrush classes that I'm presently putting together.

Luc Boivin
Montreal, Quebec   Ca
http://www.lucboivin.com


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  • justin
    		 Cool!
    Justin: I like the way you show the step by step making of your pieces, its very educational!
    -j
    2/6/2006 2:02 PM
  • Luc Boivin
    		 Step by step photos
    Luc Boivin: Thank you. I myself like it very much when I get to see other people's approach to their paintings. I also find it very educational. We all have different ways of doing things and this is a question I often ask myself when looking at other airbrush paintings.

    During my paintings I always take pictures of each and every steps and note everything down in a book like what went well and what did not...especialy when its a mistake!!! Very good for future references.
    2/6/2006 6:42 PM
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