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Allen Foster
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Brian,
I have no idea how you do the two toned leather, but I loveit. Question to the colors have to be the same with different shades or can you do two totally separte colors? For instance green and cordovan.
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Pierre T.
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I really like it more in the second set of images - the yellow seems more muted, more toned down, which is more to my liking.
You're very good at this, great work.
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Brian K.
Industry Professional
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| Allen Foster wrote: | Brian,
I have no idea how you do the two toned leather, but I loveit. Question to the colors have to be the same with different shades or can you do two totally separte colors? For instance green and cordovan. |
I can do any base color (the lighter color), but the overlaying color would be a darker version of that color, with a more natural tone (tans, browns & blacks).
In other words, it's a duo-tone of the chosen 'single' color.
Brian Kunz
www.dbkcustomswords.com
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Anders Backlund
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Well, damn! Now we're talking! 
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"This doesn't look easy... but I bet it is!"
-Homer Simpson.
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