ASET Ultimate Air Affair 2007 - Part 2

ASET Ultimate Air Affair 2007 - Part 2, brings us to Day 2, which began at 8:00 am with Steve Driscoll teaching his method of fantasy portraiture. After transferring the design to the metal panel, the students were off and painting. Steve’s expert instruction made what seemed to be a complex operation into an easy to accomplish painting that guaranteed professional results.

Fonzy followed Driscoll’s class with a lesson on monochromatic painting. His beautiful fantasy portrait is a study in color value that emphasized how to get the most effect spraying with just one color.

After another super lunch provided by ASET, Deborah Mahan showed the group how she paints pin-up art using freehand airbrushing methods. Since this session was a demonstration only, the students had only to watch and absorb the wisdom that Deb was imparting.

A bio-mechanical art class was next up with instructor Bob Soroka. The purpose of the class was to explain how to combine freehand painting and hand-held shields, which is something Bob is very proficient at doing. The attentive class gleaned quite a bit from this class.

Florida’s “Bones” was the next instructor and he pulled all of his “Old School” designs and painting styles out of his bag of tricks for the pleasure of all in attendance.

Mike Lavallee’s tru-fire class was a must see for all of the students. His world famous method of rendering flames with his signature Artool shields is always a big hit with everyone in attendance.

Instructor Paul Quinn letters up one of the prize plaques for the Saturday car/cycle show.

Vandemon paints his demo panel that will grace the ASET art gallery.

Fraser continues to work on his madcap illustration.

Steve Driscoll’s amazing portraiture class.

Gerald Menendez and Fonzy pose with their in-progress demo pieces.

Gene Finski from DuPont takes care of some of the clear-coating for the artists.

Steve Driscoll painting for his portraiture class.

Fonzy painting his monochromatic freehand beauty.

Fonzy’s class tries their hand at freehand portraiture.

Dean Loucks works on his panel.

Ron Gibbs in-progress demo panel.

Ultimate “Old School” airbrushing was instructed by Bones.

After another great lunch, Deborah Mahan instructs the class on pin-up art.

Vandemon works on his spider panel.

Bob Soroka’s Bio-mechanics hands on class.

Soroka’s students try their hand at bio-mechanics.

Soroka with finished project.

Jason Doll’s doll panel.

Dean Loucks’ completed panel.

Mike Lavallee’s finished panel.

Dennis Matthewson’s wood-grain.

Bone’s flying eyeball project.

Mike Lavallee wrapped the day up by leading the class through the steps to airbrush his world famous flames.

Day two wrapped up with a bunch of happy campers with plenty of information to digest along with the awesome food, drink and snacks provided by ASET.

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