Home · Search · Register · Login  Home » STENCIL TYPOGRAPHY     You Can't Arrest Me I'm A Rock N' Roll Star Photo Details Ripper1331 Registered: July 2003 Posts: 321 Messing around with Paul Fujita’s, from the Zeitgeist Gallery, method of image transfers and combining them with stencils. Sid was done up on the computer as well as the background then applied to canvas. It was then smeared up and the stencil text was applied. Text was meant to be a bit haphazard Jamie Reid style so a little under spray was a goal. Currently working on a multi panel image that will be about 30 x 40. As a side note Sid did really say “You can’t arrest me I’m a rock n’ roll star.” He was then promptly arrested. · Date: Tue February 10, 2004 · Views: 32815 · Additional Info Rating: 10.00 Keywords: Sid Vicious Author Thread   Algernon Registered: April 2003 Posts: 300 Tue February 10, 2004 8:37pm Rating: 10  awsome composition man, really love this! You can tell your a design freek-a-leek. Peat Wollaeger Registered: February 2003 Posts: 185 Tue February 10, 2004 9:07pm I like what you've done...Transers are fun But I think it would look more punk if you hit up Sid as a Stencil....on a real british flag...fresh type..! Ripper1331 Registered: July 2003 Posts: 321 Wed February 11, 2004 12:19am Yeah a Sid stencil would have been cool but it's all about learning and trying something new while mixing it in with other elements. dom Registered: November 2003 Posts: 264 Wed February 11, 2004 1:31am Rating: 10  i think so(Peat suggestion) but i also like it, i think my friend like it more than me, i will tell her to see this excellent misako Registered: June 2003 Posts: 1,125 Wed February 11, 2004 3:30am hey, this looks really awesome i love it!did you just use that acrylic gel stuff? i cant find that anywhere! can you use printed off sheets from a laser printer to do transfers? misako Registered: June 2003 Posts: 1,125 Wed February 11, 2004 3:31am Rating: 10  sorry, forgot to rate.. ST1D Registered: October 2003 Posts: 2 Wed February 11, 2004 3:51am Rating: 10  absolutely great... Ripper1331 Registered: July 2003 Posts: 321 Wed February 11, 2004 9:20am Misako - It's just acrylic gloss varnish you should be able to get it any craft store and yes the image was printed out on a laser printer. Here's Pauls how to: http://www.calsk8.com/zeitgeist/acrylicgeltransfers.htm Smash Registered: December 2003 Posts: 3 Fri February 13, 2004 2:11am Rating: 10  Nice work. That's a great link too, I just gave the tutorial a go and I got some exciting grungy first time results :-) (I transfered a photo of Des Lynam to a piece of wood - I would imagine that only the English will understand the significance of Des) this Registered: August 2003 Posts: 105 Fri February 13, 2004 5:44am great transfer ripper! i love to see this mixing of mediums and materials, especially when its done so well. peace, matt A•K•I•R•O™ E•S•D™ Registered: May 2003 Posts: 2,621 Fri February 13, 2004 6:23am Rating: 10  that is fuckin good!!!! might have to try out this gel stuff. FireStarter Registered: November 2003 Posts: 30 Fri February 13, 2004 3:28pm Rating: 10  i think its outstanding O.W.E. Registered: April 2003 Posts: 27 Sun February 15, 2004 9:56pm Rating: 10  Awesome, and thanks for that link. I'll definitely try this out. Sounds easier and safer than using all the crazy ass chemicals you usually do transfers with. Q: what does the white "background" of his face consist of? Did you paint that before doing the transfer, or is that the acrylic medium, or is it part of the transfer in some way that i don't get? Ripper1331 Registered: July 2003 Posts: 321 Sun February 15, 2004 11:30pm O.W.E - The white area on the original won't transfer so the white on the canvas is just the canvas showing through. The gray in the background was gray on the original image. If the background was pink the white sections would come out pink - I think - haven't tried that yet... YoungStencilBlood Registered: May 2003 Posts: 1,499 Thu February 19, 2004 3:13pm Rating: 10  dude this is incredible.. looks so full of depth and colour, really great effect.   Page:  1 · 2 · 3 · 4