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Cheers bro! Yes a lot of fun making that one. Just about to listen to your whole mix that I commented on. Take it easy mate.

@Richies_Beer_n_Gear Many thanks brother

Thanks mate, awesome that someone out there likes it. I'm basically just filming my own therapy session haha.

Thank you for your kind words brother

Thank you, it's comfortable AND thrifty. This pc is gonna die any day now

Hahaha I can't even watch this now Love u too brother haha

Thanks bro

Cheers mate, hope you're well!

aw dys i really love this one he

Thanks! i use montana 94 which has 11 tones including black and white. Although colours "Icarus grey" and "Anthracite grey" are near identical even though they show as different on the website. Icarus is the only tone I dont buy, you cant see any difference when added onto anthracite grey. Ive found it best to make my own colour swatches of all the tones out of small canvas squares so i have an accurate sample of each tone on the material im painting. Lately I've found that i still need to mix tones to get what i want. I spend hours on photoshop getting all the shades how i want and sometimes i just need some in between tones to get it painted right. ive found a good way to mix is to use a lighter colour first and then lightly spray a darker one from far back so its just a lighht mist that you're adding. leave the stencil taped in place but lift it up, check the contrast between the tone youre adding and whats already there and see if you need to keep darkening until its right. handy to have youre image on a mobile phone so you can have a reference as long as your phone display has accurate contrast compared to your computer monitor. samsung galaxy does great. best tip is be patient and keep positive when things go wrong because they sure do haha

Thanks mate, really appreciate it.

Cheers tolga

+cadillac19831 Yep, I get it from officeworks (australian) in a4 sheets and use clear tape to join them into larger sheets. That's the cheapest method I could find. Check out stencil burner cutters too. Save your hand from getting damaged like mine did from too much blade cutting.