{"id":3725,"date":"2009-05-14T09:56:26","date_gmt":"2009-05-14T17:56:26","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/drewbrophy.com\/?p=3725"},"modified":"2009-05-14T09:56:26","modified_gmt":"2009-05-14T17:56:26","slug":"camper-van-graffiti-with-montana-spray-paint","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/drewbrophy.com\/camper-van-graffiti-with-montana-spray-paint\/","title":{"rendered":"Camper Van Graffiti Art With Montana Spray Paint"},"content":{"rendered":"
<\/a><\/p>\n I’m happy with how the painting turned out.<\/p>\n I have 10-15 more vans to go…..<\/p>\n Here’s how it all came about:<\/p>\n Our New Zealand Van<\/p><\/div>\n On our trip to New Zealand in February, we rented a camper van from Escape Camper Rentals<\/a>. When we got there, the German girl who checked us in said “wow, if I knew YOU were coming, I’d have had a white van for you to paint!”<\/p>\n Andrew & Rob, the owners of Escape, just opened a location in Los Angeles and asked if I could paint a few vans here – about 10-15. \u00a0I said “let’s do it.” \u00a0So, yesterday we experimented with the first one at their lot in Lawndale. \u00a0Here’s how it went:<\/p>\n Sketching it on with Pencil<\/p><\/div>\n First: \u00a0I designed it on paper with the shape of the van in mind. \u00a0Then I drew the on the van roughly with a pencil, to give me a map to follow.<\/p>\n Taping off first color combo<\/p><\/div>\n My first color combination was yellow, orange and red.<\/p>\n After it dried (pretty instant), I taped that off and sprayed my second color combination of dark blue to light blue to white.<\/p>\n Applying Detail while Brian Ill Films<\/p><\/div>\n I added some detail with Uni Posca Pens<\/a> and an airbrush, then pulled the tape!<\/p>\n Gotta have Poscas!<\/p><\/div>\n For spray paint, I use Montana Spray paints because the colors are bright and bold and it sprays on real smooth and easy. (They are great for surfboards, too.)<\/p>\n I\u00a0didn’t have any problems with this whole project – much to my surprise – the only real problem was painting out in the hot sun for 10 hours.<\/p>\n Thanks to my good friends Perk <\/a>(John Perkinson) and producer Brian ILL<\/a>, we were able to document the painting in stills and video.<\/p>\n<\/a>Yesterday was a long, hot day of painting a camper van in the sun.<\/p>\n
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