Hand Painting Techniques using One Shot by Doug Dorr

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Doug Dorr brings us a great instruction on his hand painting style and technique. Using both the New and Original One Shot paints, Doug takes you step by step on how to achieve a hand painted Tiki on wood cut out. This video will instruct you on proper use of the One Shot Paints using Doug's hand brush technique, with liners, lettering brushes and his dry brush method. Boost your skills and technique to the next level! With an hour and a half of pure instruction, this is a must have for any sign painter, pinstripe artist, hand painter or Airbrush artist looking to broaden their skills.

Some Highlights Include:
Using the new One Shot enamels
Brush techniques
Profession Tips & Tricks
Thinning and Palleting
Dry brush technique
Creating wood grain
Highlighting & Shadowing
Use of One Shot with an Airbrush
Creating depth
& Much More!


Bio: Born in 1967, in the small country town of Salem, Ohio, Doug DoRr has been drawing since the age of 7. His mother recalls, ”He would carry a pencil everywhere he went and if he couldn’t find any paper he would draw on rocks, wood… anything he could find!” To this day he still draws on napkins in restaurants just like he has done since he was a little boy. After graduating in 1985 he joined the U.S. Navy where he quickly became the ships artist painting cartoons on the ships office doors and then joined the U.S. Military Boxing team from 1988 to 1992. DoRr has been published worldwide in over 30 different magazines more than once for his art and for his cars he built and has been flown literally all over the world by fans wanting to meet him and see his art up close. He has rebuilt 5 custom cars (one featured in Custom Rodder for a rattle canned and customized ‘57 Chevy 4-door nicknamed “Spray Bombing Daddy D”). The car he decided to keep is his 58’ Pontiac mild custom that has also been in several different magazines. He quotes: I’m always “tinkering” around, trying to create “different” art such as my “Greasers Art”.Yes, “doing paintings with straight automotive grease!” Before I started pinstriping, I first learned to airbrush using a car tire full of air and an old airbrush a friend gave me for doing a job. Doing t-shirts, helmets, murals etc.. and all kinds of stuff, but it just wasn’t what I wanted to do. I wanted to paint what I used to get in trouble for in school for doing… and that’s drawing and painting monsters.” As “Originator” of Doug Dorr’s Kool-Tools, est. in late 2001 ( ordinary tools each hand painted with its own monster personality), DoRr claims, “all of us has been bitten by a tool at one time or another in our lives! With clientele all over the world, such as Black Fly’s, Meguiars, George Barris, , Monster Garage, Hot Tuna, John Force, Bodyglove, Lucky 13, Bell Helmets , One Shot, and many others.(see his signature “Sublime-Green” color with One Shot), he tells folks, “If you want to make it in the Kustom Kulture world, and get recognized for your art, you gotta market and push yourself. Come up with different styles of art. This is not something that is offered to you on a silver platter, you gotta earn it! And I will keep doing this for as long as I live! This is my life and I love every minute of it!!

Run Time: 1hour 30min
File Size: 3 GB