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Did it over the weekend with a couple of sharpies at my disposal. I love that guitar, it looked like a beat up old shell of an instrument but it sounds amazing. I've been wanting to do this for awhile, ever since I did a similar (and semi-failed) kind of graffiti on my mandolin a year or two ago.
I'm still working on it, but I need to get some new sharpies with a fresh supply of ink before I can finish it.
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Nothing like a custom graffiti'd yamaha guitar right next to a usb cord. Nice.
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Yamaki, actually.
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:aah: photobucket! Mutiny!
anyway, the gee-tah looks cool
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Thanks.
Quote::aah: photobucket! Mutiny!
Well, I have pretty much no space left on my FileAnchor account, and for just images I prefer Photobucket's interface. I use FA for pretty much everything else, though.
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Looks awesome man, you really got some sweet lines going on there. Certainly brings life to an old guitar. I especially like the detail section and the pawprint.
How about rubbing some wood polish/wax into the rest of the exposed wood? I think the exposed wood and the black design compliment each other nicely like that.
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Quote:Yamaki, actually.
Sshhhush I was trying to sound smart. ^_^;; Seriously link me to where you learned art. Yes.
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Uh... I didn't. :b Seriously, I'm self taught in just about everything I do, I've been doodling these weird little patterns on just about every flat surface in my possession for years now. I suppse it's worth it seeing as I only consider myself mediocre at more 'traditional' forms of art.
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Update... I think it's done: