Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Sunday, July 13, 2008

How to Repair That Bent Needle!

Hi Friends

Back in the loop again !

Today I came across an issue that confronts us all from time to time... a bent needle...

Tony takes us thru' the steps to repair...



To your airbrushing success!

Jay

Thursday, April 3, 2008

How To Airbrush Better!

Hi Friends

Here is a great video by Daniel Power...airbrushing on a Chrysler 300 trunk lid. Notice how Daniel builds up the picture slowly to get a beautiful result.



To Your Success!

Jay

Friday, March 7, 2008

How To Paint Thin Lines, Dagger Lines, Broad Lines

Hi Friends

Back on deck after some leave!

Hope you are Airbrushing Better now!

As the title above mentions, drawing thin, broad & dagger lines is vital .... so here is a tutorial by Pierre of the USA that will help you all...



To Your Success!

Jay

Monday, February 11, 2008

How To Airbrush Better.

Hi Friends

Came across this animation of airbrush equipment pulled apart and putting it together again...great video!



To Your Success!

Jay

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

How To Airbrush Better !

Hi Friends

Today I came across this face off between two great artists, which I think you will enjoy!

Mike & Yvonne finally agree that a draw is the best outcome...you be the judge!

Their cars are truly works of art, and their joint paint job on the wall is one of beauty!

Enjoy the airbrush art!

Jay

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Airbrushing Skulls 2

Hi Friends

You may remember in an earlier video that Ed Hubbs showed how to airbrush skulls...here is his second video on that topic for those interested in that medium...

To Your Success!

Jay

Monday, January 7, 2008

"Pinks" Airbrushing By Ed Hubbs

Hi Friends

Today we look at Ed painting "Pinks" as featured on Speed Channels...very much a case of how to airbrush better!

Enjoy!

Jay


Thursday, December 27, 2007

How to Airbrush Carbon Fiber!

Hi Friends

Today we are going to consider how to airbrush a carbon fiber effect on your car.

Ed Hubbs gives a great tutorial on the steps required along with some critical tips to ensure a perfect finish.

Take it away Ed!

Jay

Saturday, December 15, 2007

Awesome Airbrushing!

Hello Friends

Something a little different today from Ed...how to airbrush feathers, clouds & rivets...very very clever... Ed certainly knows lots of tips & tricks to produce that natural effect.

See what you think!

Talk soon

Jay

Friday, December 7, 2007

How to Airbrush Flames

Hello Friends

Continuing on with Ed Hubbs tutorials...this is his third, on how to airbrush better flames...
Ed is a real expert in this field and he offers some great tips!

For your enjoyment!

Jay

Saturday, December 1, 2007

Airbrushing Fire

Hi Friends

As promised last week I bring Ed Hubbs second tutorial in how to airbrush better !

Enjoy!

Jay


Wednesday, November 7, 2007

Airbrushing A Beach Scene

Hi Friends

Have a look at how quickly a beach scene can be painted...by Ainsnk...he does a great job!

Jay

Friday, November 2, 2007

Airbrushing A Skyline

Hi Friends

Have you ever wondered how you would commence painting a skyline with an airbrush?

Expert Mr Airbrush of Airbrush-Designs.com shows how to do just that in the following video. Note how the painting is built up in stages...gradually becoming the finished product that the artist had envisioned in his mind's eye...very creative and instructional.

OK, lets enjoy this artist's video...

Talk soon

Jay


Monday, October 1, 2007

How To Airbrush Better

Hi Friends

I was looking at the works of Ron Artis recently, and he produces some exceptional work...it is really remarkable how Ron can turn a sheet of paper into a work of art!

Ron hails from Oahu in Hawaii and loves the islands!

Have a look at his video and see how he approaches his subject... it typifies how to airbrush better...fascinating!

Talk soon...

Jay

Saturday, September 22, 2007

How To Airbrush Better & Motorcycles

Hi Friends

Today we are looking at another video, this one from Australia where there are some great experts in the how to airbrush better arena...

Check it out!

Jay

Monday, September 10, 2007

How To Clean Your Airbrush Video

Hi Friends

How easy airbrushing can be is dependant on clean gear.

How to airbrush better is going to help you out here with a great another great video, this time by Don of airbrush technique magazine!

Thoroughly clean gear is the way to go if you want to achieve satisfying artwork!

Talk soon!

Ja
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Friday, September 7, 2007

Exquisite Use Of The Airbrush

Hi Friends

Recently I came across some really remarkable artwork, which I'm sure you'll agree is truly exquisite in its execution.

For those of you who want to learn how to airbrush better see what you can aspire to!

Gerald Rowles is 78 years old and he is a great artist don't you think?

I'm posting one of his videos below to see for yourselves what I mean...

Talk soon...

Jay

Saturday, September 1, 2007

Which Airbrush To Buy?

Hi Friends,

As in the previous posts I have given some tips on how to airbrush better and now we come to that point in our learning, which airbrush to buy?

Like purchasing anything, you need to do some homework to establish precisely which airbrush is going to suit your particular needs. So, first of all, what are those needs? Write them all down, considering each one carefully. Careful research at this point is vital before you embark on the next step.

There is lots of info on the Net, but that could take an age to ferret out which would suit you.

However help is at hand…Forums are a great source of info where others reveal their experiences gained through trial & error…why not capitalise on that valuable resource!

A perfect example is here…click and read their forum.

But there are plenty of others to check out…do a google search on “airbrush forums

Enjoy the journey!

Learning how to airbrush better is so rewarding!

Jay

Thursday, August 30, 2007

Clean Your Airbrush Thoroughly 2

Hi Friends

A very important subject again today, following on from yesterday…cleaning…

You could use lacquer thinners as well for cleaning out acrylic paint from your airbrush, but clean water is cheaper and more environmentally friendly.

Before cleaning, empty any unused paint back into its own container. Spray the remaining paint in the airbrush out onto waste newspaper.

Similar to yesterday’s topic, use a large enough container that you have water in, place the airbrush tip and cup down into the liquid, and gently wash airbrush thoroughly. When clean, partially fill cup with clean water and spray into the container to clean the internals. Holding your finger and pulling the trigger will backflush the airbrush as well, to get the instrument thoroughly clean.

Dry airbrush out completely, before loading up with new paint.

Hope these tips in How To Airbrush Better are of help to you!

My good friend, Stuart Vimpani, who is an expert in flames/murals on cars is well worth a visit...head on over...

Cheers!

Jay

Wednesday, August 29, 2007

Clean Your Airbrush Thoroughly !

Hi Friends

A very important subject today, which we may wish to skip at our peril!

Yes, like our bedroom...the airbrush works better if it's clean!

For best results and for the airbrush to function correctly, it must be thoroughly cleansed of old paint.

For oil paints, use lacquer thinners.

Before cleaning, empty any unused paint back into its own container. Spray the remaining paint in the airbrush out onto waste newspaper.

Using a large enough container that you have lacquer thinners in, place the airbrush tip and cup down into the liquid, and gently wash airbrush thoroughly. When clean, partially fill cup with clean thinners and spray into the container to clean the internals.

The cleaning thinners can be used several times until it becomes too dirty for further cleaning duties.

With the environment in mind, please dispose of the cleanup and waste materials according to your local bylaws.

Tomorrow we will look at acrylic paint cleansing.

How To Airbrush Better will help you to enjoy your artwork!

Click on the link above for Stuart’s input on this subject!

Jay