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James ,what medium is this please?

James what did you do the drawing with? HB or pen?

the perspective tool in GIMP is perfect for lining up the projector with your canvas.

thankyou James.

the rag technique is a game changer, thanks James.

Excellent job sir

Copying ain't the real thing.

Nice job one thing I would do different get rid of that gorilla glue that stuff is garbage and get some Tite Bond glue

Excellent tutorial, Mr. Crandall. Thanks for share your knowledege with everybody. Greeteings from Venezuela:

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thank you for this tutorial! very consise and useful)❤ i've used this to prepare a portrait for linocut engraving

Thank you so much! 😀

Excellent

Thank you James for a clear map of how it works👌

Amazing work!! I love the explanations. Such as: sharp edges will not hold the paint. ❤❤❤🎉

This looks great! But what do you do with the sides? Do you paint them in one color or cover them with a frame?

How do you mount the canvas on the wood? I'm also curious what you do with the sides then?

greast demo, thanks!

Do you have a video or advice for adhering linen or canvas to the panel?

I’ve seen a reference photo used by Salvador Dalí.

Notan has a history beyond being a “hipster term.” Nōtan is a Japanese term that means ‘light and dark harmony/balance.’

The median tip was especially helpful.

I’d like to do this. Has you method been time tested? I’m just worried that the canvas would eventually bubble up after a few years. Especially if it was displayed under hot lights or in humid conditions. Any problems like that? How long have you been using that adhesive ? Thanks for posting

Thank you for sharing this!

Bruh... why on Earth would you leave a non-functioning part in/on the bike and then go ahead and remove all the additional ABS brake lines? Save weight and toss the cancerous lump. This video should be cited as a prime example of cognitive dissonance!

Congratulations on your OPA Master Signature Member Award of Excellence Yello Umbrella No. 3 30" x 40" !

Awesome!

And it worked fine without swapping the brake master cylinders? I've read conflicting reports. I'm about to attempt to remove a faulty ABS pump unit from my 2003 R1150RTP and replace it with the bypass unit I bought from Motorworks in the UK. The bypass unit is basically just a metal frame that joins the original steel lines that go in and out of the pump, so there's no need to remove them and install regular braided-steel lines. The bypass unit was pricey, but I think it will be the quickest and cleanest way for me to remove the pump, and allows a pump to be easily installed later. Oh, and Motorworks shipped it from the UK to east coast USA within 3 days of placing the order online! For the electronic bit, my plan was to 3d print a cover, but the Motorworks unit is shaped for the electronics box to mount to the side. From the several videos I've seen on this subject, I'm confident in tackling this job - just curious about performance without changing the master cylinders. No affiliation with Motorworks - I just thought other viewers might find the bypass unit handy. Maybe I'll try to record my swap over the next few weeks. www.motorworks.co.uk/servo-abs-removal-unit-bra90000-1.html

Very helpful, thank you@!

That was very helpful. Love you painting!

I'm not gonna lie, I was looking for picture frame routing videos, but I'm so glad I stayed through. I did not expect that frame to come out that beautiful, you're a master of the craft, and I hope to get there one day!

Fantastic video, thank you SO much for making this! I just picked up a mint condition 1994 1100RS with 20k miles and a full service history. My last bike was a Honda GL650, so with the increased speed and power, I can't wipe the grin off my face. I got to know my 650 REALLY well, but now with this RS as my first BMW, I am learning a whole new platform. Thank you again for making such a great video!

Genius! I was thinking of doing it this way as well and you just confirmed that this is a good idea.

way better

thank you!👏🙏🏻

People don’t realize how much work, time and planning goes into making a hand made frame. So glad you are showing them. This frame is just beautiful! I want to start making my own frames, (it’ll be a long time til I could be this good!) and I just love watching you build this. Thank you for sharing your work process! 😊

What is the glue that you are using? Is it archival so that acid from the wood doesn’t damage the painting?

Excellent video

Thank you very much ❤

Thanks for taking the time to let us know your secrets. It is so much appreciated.

Great video! Can I make these without using nails, and just wood glue?

Thanks for sharing!

I love to paint but don't enjoy the drawing part of the process. This explained a lot. I just bought a projector and tripod. I can't wait to try it, accelerate the drawing phase, and paint sooner...Thanks

Good Job Sir and you are a Living Master

Love the flush trim router. Perfections. Assuming you then prime or gesso the wee beastie?

Feels warmer and sunnier now. Much improved. Fun to watch!

Been wanting to project on art surface for long. Posterizing the image is brilliant. Makes some easily traceable value delineations. Thanks!!

how much could you sell that frame for?

This is fantastic! Unbelievably fantastic!

Thank you for video- well done !! ;)