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Hello.
My name is Jas.
I am now seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty twentyone
I am currently an Animation/Illustration major at San Jose State University.
You can either find me drawing at the local coffeeshop or hunched over a lightbox. That's a lie because I'm more likely hunched in front of my computer instead.
Almost almost!
What did you guys do for your ‘non-removable orange tip’ at the end of the barrel?
I have a large rifle then I need to do that for but I don’t want to have a permanent paintjob if I want to use it for personal photoshoots. I would just use a wrapping of bright orange tape, but I don’t know if it’d count. Thoughts?
ALMOST.
Holy hell, it looks much bigger after the scope is attached. Still need to make the laser sight, trigger, lens cover and then weather and touch up the paint.
![More work today. [Ignore the laser switch, it’s on the wrong spot aaaahhhhh]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/f79cfdfbbe46b0be0929a31b5b7892a5/tumblr_mn0lxiWP2E1qzye6jo1_500.jpg)
More work today. [Ignore the laser switch, it’s on the wrong spot aaaahhhhh]
Woooooo almost. The top part isn’t glued to the barrel yet. And the laser and wire haven’t been added.
That’s the face of someone realizing that they’re going to have to haul this thing around for a couple hours.
Knew it was a good idea to hang on to this mannequin! Not looking forward to pinning all the bias tape though.
Fabric taking over my floor.
Small progress stuff. Make a quiver using a cardboard base and faux leather vinyl. For the cardboard, I used a piece cut from a heavy duty shipping box and hot glued the vinyl on top. It’s actually very sturdy.
The jarate jar was just one of those gummy vitamin jars with the label peeled off and cap spray painted gold. I don’t trust myself to carry a glass mason jar around so this plastic one has a similar shape without being easily breakable.
