Urban Camo *Video Tutorial*

Hey everybody.

This is the laptop case I'm working on for Snowfire. Obviously I'm using it shamlessly for promotion, that's why I'm doing it pro bono.

Hope this helps some people here.
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Very cool as always.

That. is. so. freaking. AWESOME!

:banana:<- Thats me, if you couldn't guess. :p

:eek: you are teh maan kewl stuff great everything *excited*
go for this +rep because youll share your skill with us :)

Great work as always man!

EDIT
How 'bout a tut on the digi pattern next?

Nice :) Think this is fun for my bicycle, since flames are a bit more difficult, especially on a round frame tube instead of a flat surface.

I've started with painting my bike, added the first layer, a layer of clear coat, and then the second layer, but that layer is easy to peel off. Seems like it doesnt hold too well on the clear coat :(
So i think i should start over again and use no clear coat :S

After a fresh restart:

As you can see i started with a black background, then gray, and white at last.

I'll do the front fork later, together with a logo on the front, and i should find out which clear coat i can use to protect against scratches etc.

That looks sweet!

You have a good voice for movies. Not a real distinctive accent, in a good register, and easy to understand. Great Job. + Rep