I agree 100% with using light brush strokes. I was doing a rather large flag for a customer and initially because it was so large, I didnt think I was getting the results I wanted. Then I stood back and was shocked at how well it looked. Shadows, folds, creases came to life surprisingly easy. Thanks for the video trevor.
Hey Thomas! Yep, it's always a good idea to take breaks occasionally in order to stand back and view your work from a distance. It's easy to miss things from our painting distance. Stepping back not only allows the artist to see progress more clearly, but it can also point out areas that may need to be adjusted as well.
Hi Trevor 👋 As always thanks...look forward to monday's 👍.haven't done any painting last 5 weeks, lower back pain and then came down with covid 😷hope all good your way 👍
Hi Trevor! Great technique and instructions. I also have difficulties duplcating mirror images. I will try to take a very good digital picture and reverse it in photo shop and print a copy. That way I can have a reference closer to the work. It really helps me. Just my two cents worth. Keep up the fantastic vids!
Hey Stan! That's a great tip and I appreciate you sharing it with us! To be honest, the same thing was suggested to me while I was painting this table; however, I was stubborn and didn't want to stop what I was doing in order to snap a picture, reverse it and print it out. Looking back, it would've made it a lot easier...
Can you recommend some simple projects that would suit a beginner please. I would like something tangible to show the better half to justify my airbrush purchase! Thank you
Hi John! Some of the simplest projects for beginners include painting different shapes like a cone, a sphere, a ball and a cube. The idea is to practice shading those shapes to make them appear 3 dimensional. I'll create a video or two covering these simple exercises in the coming weeks to give you a better idea of what I'm talking about.
Hey Trevor how are you doing brother.. hey i found some cool images that you might be interested in fisrt ill check out the stencil layout if they seem great ill shoot it out to you as well...without no problem...and yku can download and print aa well...if interested let me know and ill give my personal email ok.. take care gotta go shopping
I agree 100% with using light brush strokes. I was doing a rather large flag for a customer and initially because it was so large, I didnt think I was getting the results I wanted. Then I stood back and was shocked at how well it looked. Shadows, folds, creases came to life surprisingly easy. Thanks for the video trevor.
Hey Thomas! Yep, it's always a good idea to take breaks occasionally in order to stand back and view your work from a distance. It's easy to miss things from our painting distance. Stepping back not only allows the artist to see progress more clearly, but it can also point out areas that may need to be adjusted as well.
Great information. Thank you
Thank you!
Hi Trevor 👋 As always thanks...look forward to monday's 👍.haven't done any painting last 5 weeks, lower back pain and then came down with covid 😷hope all good your way 👍
I'm sorry to hear that, Rich. I hope your recovery is quick and without lasting symptoms!
Hi Trevor, still helpful tips Thank you
Thank you, Sven!
Hi Trevor! Great technique and instructions. I also have difficulties duplcating mirror images. I will try to take a very good digital picture and reverse it in photo shop and print a copy. That way I can have a reference closer to the work. It really helps me. Just my two cents worth. Keep up the fantastic vids!
Hey Stan! That's a great tip and I appreciate you sharing it with us! To be honest, the same thing was suggested to me while I was painting this table; however, I was stubborn and didn't want to stop what I was doing in order to snap a picture, reverse it and print it out. Looking back, it would've made it a lot easier...
Can you recommend some simple projects that would suit a beginner please. I would like something tangible to show the better half to justify my airbrush purchase! Thank you
Hi John! Some of the simplest projects for beginners include painting different shapes like a cone, a sphere, a ball and a cube. The idea is to practice shading those shapes to make them appear 3 dimensional. I'll create a video or two covering these simple exercises in the coming weeks to give you a better idea of what I'm talking about.
@@wickedartstudio thank you for replying very much appreciated
at 3:09 - 3:37 Trevor explaining about folds and soft edges. This can be seen very clearly on Trevor's red shirt in this sequence :-)
It's funny you mention this because I had the exact same thought when I sat down to edit the footage. 🙂
Hey Trevor how are you doing brother.. hey i found some cool images that you might be interested in fisrt ill check out the stencil layout if they seem great ill shoot it out to you as well...without no problem...and yku can download and print aa well...if interested let me know and ill give my personal email ok.. take care gotta go shopping
Yeah, that would be cool and very much appreciated my friend! You can send them to me at wickedartstudio@gmail.com