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You will be adding the 'dash' lines on the axe body and the X on the hs yes?
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You will be adding the 'dash' lines on the axe body and the X on the hs yes?
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I realize that I still have to paint the black outline on the headstock. I'm not sure I'm going to paint the black lines on the top and bottom of the body, or the side of the neck.
I now have this mental pic of mapleglo hanging from a REALLY BIG engine hoist while being pushed around the con floor. While playing the bass.Just requires a friend who knows how to do the rigging ala Peter Pan.
You know, with a simple, well-engineered A-frame, a harness, a bunch of cable and some casters, it could work....I now have this mental pic of mapleglo hanging from a REALLY BIG engine hoist while being pushed around the con floor. While playing the bass.
And I will make the truss rod cover in secret, and just show it when it's done![]()
The "X" will be on the truss rod cover.
Scale the X to the cartoon even if it overlaps your (top secret) tr cover. It's the gestalt you are looking to achieve - to be recognized from a distance as authentic/correct/instantly recognizable.., like... "BAMM - it's Marceline!"
That's true, but the lines as painted provides the "cartoon bass" aesthetic quite nicely.I would take a small gouge and actually cut some grooves in it. It will look so much more authentic.
That's true, but the lines as painted provides the "cartoon bass" aesthetic quite nicely.
Totally agreed, but at the same time the looks of the line drawn lines can be emulated to a degree. Whether it's successful is very subjective.It's difficult to pull off a 2D flat image in 3D.