HOLY CRAP!!! It's Bob Parsons! My best friend and I went to sign school in 1982. Just like thousands of other letterheads we read every single word in Sign Craft Magazine and Bob became a steady source of inspiration. So glad to see you are still painting! Thank you for this video. Wouldn't that have been amazing back in the day?! Thank you for sharing your talents with the rest of us all these years.
I like how you didn't worry about the spacing, and the artistic value held sway over "standard" letters. Sounds like you want to trim your new brush a little bit, but just hadn't yet when you made this video. Awesome job and attention to detail ...
Great Sign Painter, I've seen a lot of his stuff in Sign Craft Magazine over the past few years. Super nice Script. I wish I did more handpainting, but most stuff now is either vinyl or Digital Prints. Went to LA Trade Tech back in 1991 where I learned how to paint sings. Great times.
I'm an old school signwriter I always used an old magazine to pallet my brush. I also kept a small cup with mineral spirits for poster paint and a cup of turps for enamel. In case the brush started sticking
I just found ur channel. I know it's been 3 years since I did this episode, but what size lettering brush did u use? U really are a smooth lettering artist. Beautiful,
What the heck does that even mean? I agree with Andy on the camera work. Turn off auto and make sure you are actually in focus because those things don’t work effectively
---------- if your ever seen the diverse intricate flair numbers are displayed on antique pocket watches ---- artistry is to conform only to your imagination --------- you winged it to perfection ----- not to criticize but was hoping you double striped the dollar sign ----- cents had one dollar two ------- only constant..... change
HOLY CRAP!!! It's Bob Parsons! My best friend and I went to sign school in 1982. Just like thousands of other letterheads we read every single word in Sign Craft Magazine and Bob became a steady source of inspiration. So glad to see you are still painting! Thank you for this video. Wouldn't that have been amazing back in the day?! Thank you for sharing your talents with the rest of us all these years.
Smoochie Wonderdog ....geez thanks
Hey, Bob! Could we please have more lettering videos. Miss 'em. You've got to be up for it I know. Just consider it at least. Much love.
Hardly steady.
Nice to "see" you again, old friend.......life is good!
Awesome tight lettering and style. Very cool brush!
Beautiful work
thank You. its a lot for us, to learn from a master for free. God bless You, sir.
T.Baranski
tomasz baranski Dude...thanks
Brilliant work! I've learned so much, love the brush cleaning tips too.
Geez, thanks Drew!
thanks for the lesson!........have been waiting for another video. Especially liked the brush (Mack #8 ??) cleaning tutorial.
Great video, good explanations.
I like how you didn't worry about the spacing, and the artistic value held sway over "standard" letters. Sounds like you want to trim your new brush a little bit, but just hadn't yet when you made this video. Awesome job and attention to detail ...
Great Sign Painter, I've seen a lot of his stuff in Sign Craft Magazine over the past few years. Super nice Script. I wish I did more handpainting, but most stuff now is either vinyl or Digital Prints.
Went to LA Trade Tech back in 1991 where I learned how to paint sings. Great times.
Whoa thanks Rene!
YAY!!! Nice job!!!
Pretty
woooowwww... cuanto Parkinson en una sola mano!!! Y cuanto talento!!!
Excellent! I am learning a lot from these videos! Where can I buy those brushes? I use paint pens but I really need to use brushes.
Look online for pinstripeing and lettering brushes...
I'm an old school signwriter I always used an old magazine to pallet my brush. I also kept a small cup with mineral spirits for poster paint and a cup of turps for enamel. In case the brush started sticking
Turps are the best but they give me an instant headache.
Amazing tip on the " Crack-osis "! Thanks for the video.
Very nice work. I love your style of lettering. What type of brush are you using?
I wish everyone would let us know what type of items they use.
You sound like Jack Nicholson man!! Love the lettering. (Cant we all just, get along?!)
must be a dang good brush...
I just found ur channel. I know it's been 3 years since I did this episode, but what size lettering brush did u use? U really are a smooth lettering artist. Beautiful,
U did. Damn voice txt.
Mary Champion , it was in some brushes sent by mr jackson, the brush man, over in the UK. Its probably about a 6 or 7. Long hair...
What kind of brush do you use in lettering? What kind of lettering is that?
El pincel que usas precioso
Bob what oil do you soak the brushes in?
Nick Bailey I use Automatic tranny fluid....
algo bien alvvv bro
Where did you buy the brushes or where do I get those brushes
Do a search for Mack Brushes. The brush is about a #5 grey squirrel hair quill in a normal graduated- length set. I believe the Mack Series is 179
How did you cut the tops off the beer cans like that ?
1-Shot slinger I used a regular can opener deal, the kind you'd use for a tuna can. It makes a beautiful cut...nice and smooth.
That does it! I'm subscribing to your channel! Thank you....
Excellant. Tell us more about the type of oil you leave the brushes in after cleaning and the type of brush.
Anne Rupert. Standard automatic transmission fluid.
Hello are you using water base or oils base
This brush name plz
Who did you say was the master of Numbers?
Draw Breath, my mentor and friend, Roy Schultz. But currently John Downer, Sign Painters Support Group on Facebook
What the heck does that even mean? I agree with Andy on the camera work. Turn off auto and make sure you are actually in focus because those things don’t work effectively
Siper! Sir plz tell me abt the paint you r using
The paint I’m using is One Shot lettering enamel.
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Mí pregunta es .... Que clase de pintura es esa o como se llama. ? Saludos. Alguien que me ayude .
The paint is One Shot Lettering Enamel
Hi, great tutorial. Would you happen to paint banners at all ?
INVICTUS9100 , I used to paint banners. Haven't had a call for banners in a long time.
why don't know what size or brand ?
Lucien Augustus Archibald MacGuffin The III .... the brush was given to me by the maker, and it had no size or model number stamped into the handle.
His hands shake.
---------- if your ever seen the diverse intricate flair numbers are displayed on antique pocket watches ---- artistry is to conform only to your imagination --------- you winged it to perfection ----- not to criticize but was hoping you double striped the dollar sign ----- cents had one dollar two ------- only constant..... change
Brushes, brushes, brushes in the comments, what about talent and alot of practice?
Good training, but cameraman could be replaced
"Puñetera" hand old buddy but still nice work.
Great skills but horrible camera work. Gave me a mini anxiety attack! 😅
My son was a bit shaky hey?
Shaky hand, shaky camera, shaky lines.