But the 21st December 2012 is over o.O

Yeah, I started up a new calendar on this suit. He holds the end of the world at bay ;)

How do you heat set something on synthetic fabric? I would be too scared of melting something.

The glyphs look suuuper crisp. I would have guessed they were silk screened! Bad-ass.

Hairdryer right up close. You can use an iron, but then the fleece will get all flat n sad looking. It's about the best you can do given what your working with.

I didn't even think about an iron squishing the pile. Have you heard of this stuff? I haven't played with it yet, but I saw it on dharma and it looks interesting. I have no clue if it works through an airbrush, or on synthetics. http://www.dharmatrading.com/html/e.....17624-AA.shtml

I have similar, and the results are mixed. Yes, it does help. However, some washout is going to happen because you're painting on synthetics, not cotton or untreated nylon. Those are usually the best materials for painting on. Fur/fleece is pretty much colourfast from factory, so any paint on top of it is just fancy 'dirt'. Especially if you throw it into the wash.

I currently use the Golden brand of airbrush medium as a fixative, well, that and my hair dryer :D

I see! Thanks for the information. And I recently converted to Golden airbrush medium. It is the bee's knees.

This is like the coolest idea EVER, especially for a Coatl character. Can't wait to see the finished product!!!

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And congrats to you guys on the Yeenor! :D

Yeah man. This looks rad. Never enough stylish birds around. ;)

Oh my goodness YES YES YES

wow!!!

*applauds* kudos to you. Those are truly outstanding!