Fraser Skullmaster Series Screamin II   Used properly, stencils
can effectively achieve continuity in a design and save you a
lot of time.Used improperly, they can create some pretty nasty
remedial designs.  Next in the Skullmaster line is Screamin' II,
a sideprofile image that is similar in some respects to the
Frontal II stencil.  Step 1:  step 1  Wanting color, mix up a
batch of blue/violet kandy. This gives you more depth than black
does when dealing with a monochromatic. Start out by spraying
the basic skull design that is apparent in the actual stencil. A
little tape keeps the overspray at bay.  Step 2:  step 2  After
peeling back the stencil, you can see the general outline of the
skull, minus the jawbone. For this first one, leave the jaw off,
and keep the standard â€œevil eyeâ€ in place. Use your airbrush
to outline, and connect all the stencil marked lines.  Step 3:
step 3  With your airbrush, fill in the details, shading and
shadowing the entire design to give it depth. This rendering
with the ai