Cambridge Pinstriping, Tutorial - Part 3, Basic Design Layout, How to pinstripe.

[@jondayton]

This series is one of the best tutorials I've seen yet. It's so easy to absorb and he goes so much farther than a lot of the others. When an expert has decades of experience there's loads of stuff that just "goes without saying". This guy says it. So helpful.

[@MackieBass]

Thanks Jon. Glad you find it helpful.

[@maisycyr8877]

I could watch these tutorials all day. I'm just getting started in the world of pinstriping and it's crazy difficult but it's so fun and relaxing. These videos have really helped break it down into more approachable pieces and figure out the tips and tricks of the trade. Thanks for doing these!

[@MackieBass]

Hey, you're welcome Maisy, glad to hear it's helping somebody! There will be more coming for sure in near future!

[@snoopu2601]

Glad your enjoying pinstriping it's supposed to be fun and there really is no wrong way it's ART. Like he said if someone wants a print out then get a print out. There's nothing like hand done even if the line is not perfect that's how you can tell hand painted. Before computer's that's how everything was done by hand.

[@GMak81]

We take the internet for granted these days, but this is valuable experience, built over years of practice and research, being given away for free. This sot of tuition would not be free and so easily accessible without the 'net! I enjoyed watching you work, and I am digging the background riffs as well. All the best to you and Cheyenne, Glenn aka Bandit 12 (messed up guy at Beaulieu 2015 if you remember!) What you and Del are creating is going to be...immense!

[@MackieBass]

Hey Glen the Bandit12! Good to hear from you brother! How's life? And thanks for your kind comments. Ride safe bro!

[@murphfee617]

Thanks Mac I was drawing with ya while I watched this ,so I appreciate the tips.

[@MackieBass]

Glad it helps

[@Moonfleet41]

cześć Bracie, to jest fantastyczne oglądać uczysz to, dziękuję za przeprowadzenie tej serii.

[@MackieBass]

Dzieki stary, milo mi to slyszec. I dzieki za wsparcie! ;)

[@snoopu2601]

Your video's are very helpful went over step by step from everything you need to get started to laying down line's great. 👍🏽

[@MackieBass]

Glad it was helpful!

[@spyuggy]

Brilliant tutorial, nice simple pattern and it turned out great, unbelievable how you can do this.

[@MackieBass]

Practice ;) You can do this too!

[@spyuggy]

I am certainly going to try, your work and tutorials are great

[@paulmcgeown542]

Really enjoying these Tutorials....Thanks for sharing your knowlege Buddy.....Feeling inspired now to get myself set up with some Brushes and Paint...Cheers.

[@MackieBass]

Hi Paul, Glad to hear it and happy to help :)

[@austinjohnson3098]

just wanted to say awesome videos! ( and music too!!!) thanks for the tutorials hopefully you keep em coming. thanks again man

[@MackieBass]

Hey Austin, Glad you like it man. I am kind of running low on subjects to cover, but still have at least a couple to record, just need to find some time on this. Hopefully soon.

[@dannyperkins4220]

Great teaching, easy to follow.

[@MackieBass]

Danny Perkins thanks Danny. glad you like it.

[@djbruno48]

Thank you so much very help full.

[@MackieBass]

Glad it helped

[@slsl-ud2me]

good video man, easy to follow thanks

[@MackieBass]

Thanks! I'm glad it help, plenty more in these series...and more to come for sure!

[@pardaulamego]

Parabéns pelos vídeos, estou aprendendo muito com eles. Obrigado 👊

[@MackieBass]

Thanks man, glad you like it and hope that helps!

[@springy-2112]

oh yeah this is fascinating thanks again Mackie and say Hi to Giraffey!! ✔

[@MackieBass]

Mr Giraffey? Is that his name now? ok, I will pass on your message. He doesn't have internet connection you see... Well, he did, but was cut off as he wasn't paying the bills. He was addicted to crystal meth for a while and spent all his money on drugs. He's better now.

[@springy-2112]

MackieBass yes it was a bad time for him brought on by his smaller than average stature often causing us humans to mistake him for an Okapi...albeit not a problem being mistaken for Okapi as they get on very well sharing mainly the same genes the constant reminders gave him a short term Napoleon complex resulting in addiction..luckily with help and support and his new love of biking he's back on form. We have nothing to fear but fear itself !! oh and Scorpions of course..🦂👀

[@MackieBass]

So you know the guy too? Nice, he'll be well happy to hear from you! Yes, Scorpions are from Germany, but I always found them more enjoyable than frightening... Anyhow, thanks for watching mate. Much appreciated!!!

[@TheRooster1122]

ROOKIE, KEEP PRACTICING

[@MackieBass]

I am... every day.

[@wraithvendeta]

I love these videos and I thank you for your expertise. I noticed that you have problems with your symmetry when you first start. Why is that?

[@MackieBass]

I'm a human, not a compter generated sticker...mistakes and imperfections happen. It's part of it, you can get it right, near enough perfect. I need more practice, simple as that,

[@wraithvendeta]

I am in the same boat. I can't make my left lines as well as my right ones

[@staceytucker7694]

👌👌 great tutorials

[@MackieBass]

Stacey Tucker glad you like it!

[@stevegumble7910]

Whats the best way to get rid of a small mistake? Example...Running a line too far and not being able to build it in or hide it in the design?

[@MackieBass]

Gently wipe it off with white some spirit if possible. With some practice you soon won't be having these issues.

[@clappgames5474]

is it necessary to use mack brush. we dont get it in my country.

[@MackieBass]

it is no necessary, as long it's a "sword brush! you should be ok.

[@ciudadgilera]

Can the drying time be speed up with lamps like on body shops ?

[@MackieBass]

Claudio J Tracchia probably yes. also heairdryer or heat gun would help. but be careful with it, as too much heat can ruin your work.

[@ciudadgilera]

Thanks Mackie Bass, yes have to be moderated "where's that damn torch of my"

[@HCPairbrush]

You can add One-Shot hardener, Japan Dryer, or I think Van Dago sells an accelerator. I wouldn't use heat for One-Shot. Urethane striping paints dry very quickly and flow pretty well, but you really need good ventilation (and preferably a respirator) with those.

[@jschultz353]

great...now i need sex ads for my pallet board. haha . good vid man!

[@MackieBass]

Thanks man! yeah, porn works way better than anything else ;)

[@christophermoody50]

Urgh take the fucking Confederate flag down. That aside, great fucking vids all of them. Thank you so much for taking the time.

[@MackieBass]

Christopher Moody done!

[@christophermoody50]

Thanks for replying! Now I really love you. These are the best tutorials I've come across. Most just show someone laying down a design. These are filled with great information. I tried pin stripping before but it was just a mess - from watching your vids I think it was a combination of trying to pinstripe on glass (I've been doing brush lettering recently on paper) and not getting the importance of palleting, or not knowing how to palate the brush right. I'll break the sword out again and have another bash.

[@MackieBass]

Christopher Moody check my recent videos...flag is gone brother. And yes, thanks for kind words. I'm doing my best... any suggestions just shoot!