|
| AIRBRUSH Mike Learns Airbrush
Techniques |
By Learnzat.com Pick up an airbrush and give it a try. If you make a mistake who cares? Simply start over or better yet figure out how to turn a mistake into a positive move. We weren't born knowing how to airbrush. It's a learning process, relax, enjoy it and have fun. First thing is to decide what it is you want to airbrush; cars, motorcycles, T Shirts, crafts, models, fine art, finger nails, murals, or maybe helmets. With that decided you can set about researching airbrushes and related materials for your chosen medium. Using an art projector, templates or stencils anyone can learn to airbrush. Start out using these tools and before you know it you will no longer need to use them. Some of the best airbrush artists make use of these tools. Using stencils or templates is a excellent way to enter the world of airbrushing since it does not call for much in the way of drawing skills. It's just a matter of practicing the basics until you gain confidence in your airbrush skills. The trick after all is not in the ability to draw but in taking a simple line drawing and painting it so it seems to jump right off your painting surface, adding life to your drawing. |
| HOME |