would you be happy to put your talents into a mass production?
i mean - when i see how tankman shows his perfect promotional projects and what weak final product it turns into, i think that it can really disappoint.
A couple things are super appealing about it, but first I'll address the disappointment aspect. It's true that my level of painting won't be lived up to on the production pieces. Heck, I wouldn't have been able to do so much custom work thus far if production pieces lived up to prototype art. The upside outways that for me though. Everybody will still see my art on the Sideshow prototypes, and I will have a part in determining how something will ultimately look. I can't wait til you all see what they have me working on now. I can't wait to have some of these myself. Not only that, but I'll get to see things way down the road before most people even know they were being made. That's friggin' sweet.
And, no, I can't talk about anything not officially revealed, so don't ask.
Awesome job on everything Nathan! Thanks for giving us all tips on what you use and stuff. I was thinking about getting an airbrush...
Thanks, and I definitely encourage you to get an airbrush. It's like having a magic wand that casts paint spells onto collectibles. How was that for a geek statement?