P.O.W. Camo
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In early 2006, Andy Anderson from NAshville, TN, had called me to ask me to come down to help out on a couple of small paint jobs he had on the go. The main one was a camoflouge pattern that incorporated the P.O.W. logo and some barbed wire and dog tage. I had done up some quick designs and faxed them down to Andy before I had left. Andy had started the tedious process of taping the camo pattern and spraying it before I had gotten there. The camo pattern was 4 colours and randomly over and underlapped various parts of the surrounding shapes. It was the most complicated and time consuming taping job I've done to date. Andy and I both worked on the design on the back fender and tank until it was balanced before adding the logos and barbed wire and dog tage. Andy used striping enamel to lay down the base for the wire and I freehanded the shading to bring it to life. I was very honoured to have had Andy call me to come down and work with him on this. I don't have any pictures of the job with final clear yet.