World War Harley

After researching and planning this project for almost two years, the customer approached us to airbrush 10 murals on her bike. She wanted all of the murals to be rendered in B&W and over a pearl white basecoat.
The reference photos were all purchased from the Australian War Memorial and were replicated as close as possible.
This has been our most challenging project to date, lots and lots of hours were spent carefully rendering each mural, with certain areas done using a magnifying light to ensure that all subtle details were included.
The customer was overwhelmed with the end result and I'm sure that you will see this bike at many shows.
This bike is a reflection of what can be achieved with lots of dedication, planning and passion from the customer...Airbrush Asylum is glad to have been a part of this particular project, and hopes that the bike will continue to help everyone who sees it to remember the diggers.

Lest we Forget....

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Airbrush
• Asylum
• airbrush
• airbrushing
• melbourne
• Carsten
• Zehmisch
• Harley
• Harley-Davidson
• Motorcycle
• Paint
• Painting
• Drawing
• Artist
• Australia
• World
• War
• Anzacs
• Diggers
• Lest
• we
• Forget
• WW1
• WW2
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• Murals
• Memorial
• World War I
• World War II

[AirbrushAsylum]

@KustomPaintShack thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video. ;)

[KustomPaintShack]

Love the detail ,job well done again

[AirbrushAsylum]

@nilesable Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the Vid & liked the end result. Thanks for the feedback regarding the before clear & after clear shots, I will keep that in mind for future Videos. Thanks again. ;)

[AirbrushAsylum]

@adi2200us Hey Mate, thanks for your comment...and yes this one took some time, I spent approximately 10 hours on each mural so about 100 hours all up, glad you like the end result & the video. Thanks for your ongoing support. ;)

[nilesable]

Beautiful job,amazing detail,and I like that you put before/after clear pics up.

[adi2200us]

looks awesome mate!I wonder how many our you spent getting every detail on such a small surface?amazing