Honestly, these are the best flames I've seen anyone do since Mike Lavallee. please make a whole video of true fire on canvas, from start to finish without cutting the video 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@erlandsteenberg5408 Thanks, If I get time I will do it, we are working projects every week I've got to go with whatever I'd booked in. Thanks for the kind comments though.
@@Xtremepaintstudio First try ended up looking an octopus on LSD wrestling a '60s tie-dye tee-shirt. The black paper I had was too absorbent and sucked up all the white.
If ya don’t like the metal music you have no business liking flames. 🔥!! Great job. Going to start practicing over the winter. Your flames are the hottest I’ve seen. Pun intended
@@Xtremepaintstudiook. I have a video loading soon to my page. I’ve been trying to try that true fire 🔥 but I keep reverting back to old school flames 🔥.
Great sir.... Can you please specify what type off "Intercoat Clear you use? I hate using createx bleed checker which is getting thick and must not be thinned.
The opaque white you're using here--isn't that E'tac EFX500 white? That's the only EFX500 color I did NOT get for whatever reason! I suppose it doesn't really matter now since the EFX line isn't being made anymore--plus their Private Stock opaque plasma white has been my go-to white for anything and everything from paper to metal for the last 15 years. What make of airbrush are you using on this? By the way, this is an excellent how-to video for airbrushing real fire--I've watched it a few times already, going back to part 2 w/ the green and purple fire. Right now I'm doing blue violet fire on a black paper envelope.
Hi, I'm still using EFX500 white as I have stock here, but I'll check if they are still making it. I don't use private stock as it flashes off and I need a paint to manipulate. My gun is only £45 with a 0.3 setup but it doesn't matter what gun you have in your hand once you have the skill set (Trigger Control) you can paint anything. I have guns from £200 to £500 and they still do the same as this £45 gun :)
@@Xtremepaintstudio As far as I know none of the EFX500 colors are being made anymore as the original makers of E'tac sold the business and retired to Paraguay (or Uruguay)--I chatted with them on Facebook a few months ago. I'd love to get a bottle of EFX500 white--even a little 2 oz. bottle would last me forever! I agree w/ you on trigger control--it is fundamental, but I'll stick with my Harder & Steenbeck Evolution and Olympos Microns airbrushes. I've tried a number of cheaper types (Creos, Fengda, etc.) and they just weren't worth all the tweeking and fiddling just to get them to spray like my H & S Evolution right out of the box. To each his own though, use whatever suits you best. The Evo (actually all H & S guns can use it) has a special fitting called a "sketching cap" that allows me to be able to paint fine hair lines with ease--right now I'm blind in my left eye (detached retina) and had wrecked several Olympos needles trying to do detail. That sketching cap is a life saver for me! So now I have a 2024 H & S Infinity arriving soon! I gotta keep pushing myself to paint and not allow my blind eye to ruin everything.
@Xtremepaintstudio thanks for making it ... what products do u use i like my createx paints but can't get my true fire to pop how I would want but practice makes perfect
@@HeathKerr69 Love Mikes method! I adapted my own method over the years using transaprents and found it look more realistic that way. I use either Createx illustration or Etac tranparents. With Candy2o. It's worth ago just to see if you can get better results. Have a go and let me know how you get on.
@@Xtremepaintstudio Cool beans, thanks--I didn't mean to sound harsh, should've re-worded it. I like your method for fire and will give it a try. I gotta watch part two w/ violet and green fire. Working on X-mas cards & envelopes right now...also new subscriber.
@@DanSmith-cb5vj I'm showing more the process rather than actual airbrush techniques, but good point maybe I'll use a dual camera system to help see better 👍
Honestly, these are the best flames I've seen anyone do since Mike Lavallee. please make a whole video of true fire on canvas, from start to finish without cutting the video 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@erlandsteenberg5408 Thanks, If I get time I will do it, we are working projects every week I've got to go with whatever I'd booked in. Thanks for the kind comments though.
I understand😊. Just keep on posting videos, you are a fantastic artist😃
@@erlandsteenberg5408 I will do and thanks!
I gotta thank you again for this. Its definitely changed my flame game
@@mikewagoner1872 sweet 👌
That’s really awesome. Very helpful to get into airbrushing flames. Thank you. 👌
@@tjebbosteenhof4599 Glad ya liked it
It certainly looks the business, I can feel the heat just looking at it, great tutorial. Thank You.
Thanks
thank you for the step by step Todd from Wisconsin
Hi Todd, Glad it helped pal, I will do more so keep watching pal
Fantastic artwork, buddy.
Thanks glad ya like our work. Lots more coming!
Thanks Dave, another one to try.
@@martinlittlewood5200 Yeah give it a go pal
Cool keep on going mate can really see your channel picking up love the style.
@@ForwardMovingDesigns Thanks, we love what we do and it's nice to see people are liking what we have to share.
@@Xtremepaintstudio First try ended up looking an octopus on LSD wrestling a '60s tie-dye tee-shirt. The black paper I had was too absorbent and sucked up all the white.
@@martinlittlewood5200 I will do a little review on the best surfaces to paint on and how to prep them. That may help
Wonderful
Thanks
If ya don’t like the metal music you have no business liking flames. 🔥!! Great job. Going to start practicing over the winter. Your flames are the hottest I’ve seen. Pun intended
Awesome, let me know how ya get on.
@@Xtremepaintstudiook. I have a video loading soon to my page. I’ve been trying to try that true fire 🔥 but I keep reverting back to old school flames 🔥.
Great sir.... Can you please specify what type off "Intercoat Clear you use? I hate using createx bleed checker which is getting thick and must not be thinned.
@@FoxiAndMolly Autobourne transparent sealer
Thank you! Yes, try dual cameras. Something more that us view the back of your hand, lol!
I'll see if I can sort asap
What sort of paint did you use? Opaque white, transparent red and yellow?
Yes plus a tequila candy orange
@Xtremepaintstudio thank you sir.
@@patrickjondonato you're welcome
can I ask you if I recommend for you how much is it?
Hi, I'm not sure what question you're asking?
The opaque white you're using here--isn't that E'tac EFX500 white? That's the only EFX500 color I did NOT get for whatever reason! I suppose it doesn't really matter now since the EFX line isn't being made anymore--plus their Private Stock opaque plasma white has been my go-to white for anything and everything from paper to metal for the last 15 years. What make of airbrush are you using on this? By the way, this is an excellent how-to video for airbrushing real fire--I've watched it a few times already, going back to part 2 w/ the green and purple fire. Right now I'm doing blue violet fire on a black paper envelope.
Hi, I'm still using EFX500 white as I have stock here, but I'll check if they are still making it. I don't use private stock as it flashes off and I need a paint to manipulate. My gun is only £45 with a 0.3 setup but it doesn't matter what gun you have in your hand once you have the skill set (Trigger Control) you can paint anything. I have guns from £200 to £500 and they still do the same as this £45 gun :)
@@Xtremepaintstudio As far as I know none of the EFX500 colors are being made anymore as the original makers of E'tac sold the business and retired to Paraguay (or Uruguay)--I chatted with them on Facebook a few months ago. I'd love to get a bottle of EFX500 white--even a little 2 oz. bottle would last me forever!
I agree w/ you on trigger control--it is fundamental, but I'll stick with my Harder & Steenbeck Evolution and Olympos Microns airbrushes. I've tried a number of cheaper types (Creos, Fengda, etc.) and they just weren't worth all the tweeking and fiddling just to get them to spray like my H & S Evolution right out of the box. To each his own though, use whatever suits you best. The Evo (actually all H & S guns can use it) has a special fitting called a "sketching cap" that allows me to be able to paint fine hair lines with ease--right now I'm blind in my left eye (detached retina) and had wrecked several Olympos needles trying to do detail. That sketching cap is a life saver for me! So now I have a 2024 H & S Infinity arriving soon! I gotta keep pushing myself to paint and not allow my blind eye to ruin everything.
nice work true fire isn't the easiest thing to master
@@HeathKerr69 yeah it takes quite a rew attempts, then it just clicks. Glad ya liked it.
@Xtremepaintstudio thanks for making it ... what products do u use i like my createx paints but can't get my true fire to pop how I would want but practice makes perfect
@Xtremepaintstudio but I was doing it the mike lavallee method but with water base imma try white and transparents next time
@@HeathKerr69 Love Mikes method! I adapted my own method over the years using transaprents and found it look more realistic that way. I use either Createx illustration or Etac tranparents. With Candy2o. It's worth ago just to see if you can get better results. Have a go and let me know how you get on.
great work but your hand is severely in the way of the airbrush and how you are painting
@@frankbradley8646 I'm trying to show more the process not my trigger action that you can learn by simple exercises or through our online academy.
Looks great in the end! Too bad I have to mute the annoying music and thus miss out on all the commentary.
I get ya, I've stopped adding music after the first few. so you should be able to hear the commentary moving forward :)
@@Xtremepaintstudio Cool beans, thanks--I didn't mean to sound harsh, should've re-worded it. I like your method for fire and will give it a try. I gotta watch part two w/ violet and green fire. Working on X-mas cards & envelopes right now...also new subscriber.
@@sped17373 I like any feedback as it helps me improve the videos. I hope it helps you move forward with your fire.
Would be nice if your hand wasn't covering the technics.
@@DanSmith-cb5vj I'm showing more the process rather than actual airbrush techniques, but good point maybe I'll use a dual camera system to help see better 👍
You’re really good, but… I’ll never believe that someone spent so much money to have a shitty little boat
that sits in water flameded.
Well, he has, and not just flames he paid to have his family portraits on it as well :) The RT4 bait boat costs £4k to start with :)