still practicing flames

[motomann883]

getting a little better this is the rear fender to my brothers Z1 900 going to finish the rest of the bike next week.

http://i368.photobucket.com/albums/o...n883/005-3.jpg

http://i368.photobucket.com/albums/o...n883/004-1.jpg

did this valve cover the other night just bored

http://i368.photobucket.com/albums/o...n883/001-1.jpg

[Len]

Very nice, did you get any instruction on how to do this flame technique?

[motomann883]

Very nice, did you get any instruction on how to do this flame technique?

trial and error and lots of practice and lots of youtube video watching

[Racecar123]

Awesome depth on those blue flames (image 16 in your photo bucket collection)

[J-rod]

This was my first attempt at true flames.
Still needs more work, haven't tried again since.

[motomann883]

looks good better than my first, second or third try

[J-rod]

Thanks, i'll post more of other flame jobs I've done. As a painter I never took pictures of any of my work up until recently, and I love doing old school flames. The true flame look is new to me, and I will practice more sooner or later.

[J-rod]

Here is a few pix's of the truck I did about 2 years ago.

[Racecar123]

(This was my first attempt at true flames)- Couldn't fool me! That's awesome, I haven't always been into flames but my appreciation for them is growing, Nice!

[J-rod]

Thanks! True flames are new to me and I haven't tried agan since that last attempt. I will perfect my style someday.