Any hints on what that next big project might be??

I sure wish I was that talented and had the equipment to make customs like that. Then I could finally make a pair of Splatter Gascans! mmmmmmm...splatter gascan :P

hints? sure.

1. I will need multiple tools to finish it
2. It will need fire
3. It will need parts from different products
4. It will look like something oakley made
5. Somebody wear it
6. Most collector like it, but nobody can get it.

may someone guess it. i will not give any more hints or answers about it. everybody hopefully will like it when it's done.

Oh that is so cool! I've been wanting to redo some Eyejackets & Gen2 Frogs. Can you buy those primers anywhere? Also, is the finish durable enough to wear very frequently?

I say Cyclops visor.

a cyclops visor. hmm, let me see what I need to finish this one.

1. Tools - dremel, putty knife, compressor, airbrush, modeller's scissors & knife
2. Materials - Ruby or Red (positive red can be, but not appropriate) Iridium lens from an M-frame or goggles. Paints, modelling clay or putty, styrene sheet & styrofoam
3. other - mannequin head

MAYBE :)

Killer!

Nice to see what you have in the pipeline next.......

Soon there will be restoration projects that rival car restorations I can hear it now



I got a damaged pair of finger print Eyejackets and i need a good "body and paint man" that can fill a gap and color match paint

You should "FMJ" a frame. Imagine if you could somehow anodize or dutone an O-Matter frame. Lowrider style?

I don't think it could be said enough ... but that is just a freakin' amazing job!!!! If I thought in any way I could pull off a result like that, I'd be bustin up some of my old Oakleys.

If you ever feel like running a little side business of doing customs for members, let me know. I'd be happy to mail you a frame to have it yoko-ized.

Think of what Yoko could do with a pair of polished black Gascan Frames and Gold paint. Black and Gold Bengal pattern.

Your project came out to be a work of art... congratulations!

K

Not bad indeed :)

Problem I had during "Project White Eye Jacket" was inserting the lenses once the frame had been painted.

They kept scraping the paint off. How'd you manage to get 'em in without doing the same?

Phenomenal work, BTW.

Nice, are they wearable or does the paint rub off?

I don't think it could be said enough ... but that is just a freakin' amazing job!!!!

I 2nd that..Very Good job indeed..
you should get a job at Oakley doing paint jobs...and whats more they would pay you for a love of your art work.
Cant wait to see the next job you do..
How about some Flames on a pair...if ya want i will send ya mine over for ya to do and i would pay ya..but i would want them back..
But great job and hope to see some more that you do.
Not fake oakleys but 1 of oakleys..
Brilliant job and great work..
Nice 1.!!

Amazing job Yoko !