At this time we don't consider ourselves dedicated to custom work and since people still inquire, we feel after it is best to be upfront about our situation. Although going on a semi rant, the hope is the information will still be helpful to anyone looking into custom patches anywhere.
Continuing on the research from my earlier article: A REAL URBAN GREY? PART1 , basically the summary is I'm looking for a better urban grey solid color. After a whole lot of testing with flat samples and finding some color zones I thought worked well, I knew it was time to start moving on to 3D testing which is the final intended use. Starting with an old ass 511 shirt and pair of Tru-Spec pants the results were surprisingly positive.
A problem I have come across lately is that we use warm greys in our patches and when doing this for custom work we sometimes get the not so happy inquiry on why the greys look brown. As it turns out, the go-to colors what most people think is grey actually doesn't match much in an urban environment. These civilian greys end up too blue or even if pure neutral, they don't have enough warmth to the color. Although concrete starts out some sort of grey, the outside is a dirty place and dirt tends to be brown.
The usual delay, but better late than never. Got the vids on up at:
http://www.youtube.com/milspecmonkey/
Our Buddy Don joined us again for the ride, be sure and browse around to the other great tactical galleries on his site!
http://www.tacticalphotographer.com/p723882065
It always seems harder to catch up after shotshow each year, but we have a good pile of videos as usual:
http://www.youtube.com/milspecmonkey/
Our Buddy Don also just got his MSM adventures gallery up, but be sure and browse around to the other great tactical galleries on his site!
http://www.tacticalphotographer.com/p402789224
Even slower than usual, but making sure to get the media on up. Shotshow went overall smooth this year, no crazy rainstorms and better wireless service. Scored a cold as usual from the handshake factory, but thems just part of the experience at this point. Summary words of the show, I'd say: Light-Weight and Zombies. Check out my youtube channel for the usual pile, made it all the way up to 3 cameras this year.
http://www.youtube.com/user/milspecmonkey
My ol' buddy Pye came along this time to rock out pics again, and hope to add another gallery up soon.
http://milspecmonkey.com/gallery/shotshow2012/
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