I start with a sandpaper or scotchbrite scuff. Then use a plastic adhesion promoter. That will soften/etch the surface for things to stick to it. You can usually get those in spray form at the auto parts store. Then prime and paint.

Make sure you follow the author! @gapinkleyauthor.bsky.social

Congrats! Glad you are enjoying it! It's quite bonkers

Psst....LS swap

Telegram thought, "hey, instead of commissioning her, you can just generate your own!"

Follow up: I had waaaay to mich salt, so I had to add some unsalted tomato sauce, black pepper and a little more vinegar. Tasting good now! Just letting it simmer to cook off some water

There's a telegram group called Pinball Furs

That truck is a spitting image to an old coworker of mine from 10+ years ago. Same configuration, same color, same hubcaps, same topper, same peeling hood paint. It's an uncanny match.

For anyone curious, I am using OpenToonz. I am just scratching the surface of the program. Today, I was watching tutorials for skeletons to up my animating game. In the end, this should help me make animations for our homebrew pinball

#anthro #furry #2danimation #OpenToonz #animation