Laying out True Fire Flames by request - Video Tutorial

[Commando]

Hey everyone. I was getting requests on how to lay out true fire flames. I hope this helps.

[SgtM]

Killer as usual. Have some rep.

[J-Roc]

Was that you in the video? Awsome effect none the less!

[Commando]

Was that you in the video?

Yeah that's me. My arms are much bigger in real life though. LOL

[SgtM]

digg it.

[IndyRacer27]

+rep!

Great job. You made that look so easy and it turned out awesome. Time to go fire up the airbrush and try to learn.

[silverdemon]

Yeah, really great. I think it's about time for me to get an airbrush set too, just to see how good I am at it.

I have one question though; when you do real flames, in red and orange, yellow etc. How do you start? do you begin with the red flames and work your way up to the lighter colors? Also, which candy colors do you use? one color for each layer or can you use the same technique as in the short movie, bottom layer will be darkest?

anyways, great tut, will definatly try this when I get my airbrush set!

[edit]: +rep

[SgtM]

Surprise surprise..

[dfigravity]

I never realized it was that easy!!! Time to get an airgun....
What is the song playing in the video btw?

[Commando]

True Fire from start to finish w/ colors:

http://revver.com/video/602388/truef...ames-aribrush/

The song is Trance Mentality by MJC.

Once I started crankin out videos I didn't want to have to worry about Copyright issues with songs so I make sure the songs I use are always Creative Commons licensed songs, which means I can use them as long as I don't try to sell the music as if it is mine.

I get 90% of my music for these vids:

from http://www.podsafeaudio.com/

I hope this helps.