05/16/2026
Another order completed!
Thanks again to John Blankenship!
Believe it or not this one was a bit of a challenge. John's car number has a green to yellow gradient and at first I didn't think I would be able to do it. Then one night I had an idea and a few color tests later it looked like it was going to work! I sent my test prints to John and he picked the one he liked the most and I went with it. The process turned out to be fairly simple, but I'll save the design talk for another time.
I do think the gradient would have turned out a little better if I had a slightly more opaque yellow, but I didn't have any on hand.
That being said, I am excited to try this again in the future and even try new things with a similar process. This method will also allow me to 'cheat' and get more than 4 colors!
For example, if you want your pit stand to have red, white, blue, & black, I should be able to use those colors to also make pink, purple, various greys, and darker reds & blues. Currently, the process I use for gradients will only work on the flat surfaces, but I should be able to mix colors without to many constraints.
So, who will be the first person to push my new limits and beyond?
Just message me to get started!