I been practicing recently as well. I used to airbrush in the late 80's early 90's. For the last 15 years or so, i've had a silent compressor under my desk and still have 5 iwata airbrushes. I can doodle anytime i want. I gotta get motivated. Nice job.
Thank you so much! It's never too late to pursue your passions. You are an inspiration. Best of luck on your journey, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need support along the way.
@andrewnegri4678 thank you. I had many mistakes but while I was painting it I gradually learn to control the airbrush. It's like I was trying to know the airbrush again. They spray differently each one.
Thank you. Airbrush is 183 model 0.5mm (try looking for Fengda 183 or PointZero 183) pressure is 25-30psi. The paint is a cheap locally made Keenworth Arbiair (made in the Philippines). And in addition the paper I am using is a Synthetic paper so I could scratch or erase the paint.
There are factors affecting spray quality. Paint is crucial; although any paint can be used for an airbrush, you'll notice a significant difference when aiming for finer spray. However, not all "airbrush paint" in the same brand will spray the same, even from well-known companies like Createx. The way we use reducers also matters. If the paint is good but you reduce it incorrectly, you'll face challenges. I plan to delve into this in-depth soon; there's a lot to discuss, and a text alone isn't sufficient to explain everything.
There's nothing wrong about 1:1 ratio, but don't hesitate to add reducer. Wicked colors are not so consistent for every color. Some colors are thicker than others.
I use two unbranded airbrushes and another 4 that are Filipino brand "Hobbiworkz," which is the same as the Fengda brand, which I believe is available worldwide. Another similar brand is PoinZero.
I'm not certain; it's unclear what's on her shoulder. I just downloaded the reference image from Pinterest, and it was uploaded by a random person, not the creator. This person also mentioned downloading it from another website. So, it's hard to confirm if that's a snake on her shoulder.
However, in my understanding of the image, the objects on her shoulder appear to be dried leaves, symbolizing the passage of time, which can desiccate even beauty, causing it to fade away.
I use different model of airbrushes. My main airbrush is the Hobbiworkz BR183, also i have three of the BR180 model and 1 BR130. Hibbiworkz brand is just a rebrand name made by a local store in the Philippines. If you want to buy it the international (exact product) is the Fengda or the PointZero brand. If you'd buy to another brand, I can't say it's the same airbrush. I already bought from Kkmoon and other Chinese name, they are different.
Either you were in a hurry or you were distracted - her right eye is a problem)))) - but still beautiful. I get why the eyes basically ruin everything - they are flat and not wet - reflections and highlights would be added
There are lots of mistakes here and there. I even had splatters and spiders in many areas. While I was painting this, I almost wanted not to continue. Took me 2 months to finished, because I couldn't figured out the many different problems. Till now I am still struggling.
Yes, the splatters are noticeable even in the video - it could be a bent needle, a scratched needle, improperly mixed or low-quality paint (you can see in the video that the paint is not laying down evenly but in specks). And I can't see it, but it looks like the airbrush is an Iwata clone? @@AirbrushNinja but you captured the defocusing effect pretty damn well)))
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I been practicing recently as well. I used to airbrush in the late 80's early 90's. For the last 15 years or so, i've had a silent compressor under my desk and still have 5 iwata airbrushes. I can doodle anytime i want. I gotta get motivated. Nice job.
Excellent!!!!!! I’m just getting back into it at 66. Will see how it goes. What an inspiration. Thank you
Thank you so much! It's never too late to pursue your passions. You are an inspiration. Best of luck on your journey, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need support along the way.
This is really something special, wonderful work!!!
Thank you.
Utterly insane level of skill. Stunning.
Thank you.
Wow…looks so realistic 😮
wow stunning piece
Thank you.
Fantástico...
Thanks.
That is an amazing airbrush painting. Fantastic.
Thank you.
Amazing your skill brother 👍
Thank you brother.
Errrm...i think you can consider your airbrush skill revived my friend! Ha haaa, that's awesome.
Thanks. Not there yet. But after I freehanded the last part I gained my confident back. Almost like knowing the tool again.
Solid job man. What brush are you using?
good to see u back airbrushing
Thank you for continuing to support and watching my videos. Glad to see you
@@AirbrushNinja always...my guy
Amazing work brother happy you're back😊😊😊😊😊😊
@andrewnegri4678 thank you. I had many mistakes but while I was painting it I gradually learn to control the airbrush. It's like I was trying to know the airbrush again. They spray differently each one.
@@AirbrushNinja u gonna be doin tutorials again
Amazing work.
Thank you. 🙏
wow excellent shading..
Thank you. So many mistakes but I did not erase them so when I see them I will remember so I can avoid them next time.
88 likes??? There should be a million!
Made me smile. I'll consider that as a compliment. Thank you very much.
@@AirbrushNinja you did a great job!
What paper or board did you use?...
Synthetic paper.
Awesome 😎😎👍👍👍
Thank you. 👊
Wellcome back maestro.
Welcome my friend. Nice to see you again. Glad you dropped by.
Tremendous work! What airbrush did you use? What was the pressure setting? What paint or ink did you use?
Thank you. Airbrush is 183 model 0.5mm (try looking for Fengda 183 or PointZero 183) pressure is 25-30psi. The paint is a cheap locally made Keenworth Arbiair (made in the Philippines). And in addition the paper I am using is a Synthetic paper so I could scratch or erase the paint.
How do you get your paint so smooth I am using an iwata custom .18 needle?
There are factors affecting spray quality. Paint is crucial; although any paint can be used for an airbrush, you'll notice a significant difference when aiming for finer spray. However, not all "airbrush paint" in the same brand will spray the same, even from well-known companies like Createx. The way we use reducers also matters. If the paint is good but you reduce it incorrectly, you'll face challenges. I plan to delve into this in-depth soon; there's a lot to discuss, and a text alone isn't sufficient to explain everything.
Thank you so much I use wicked colors and an gsi creos custom 771 usually reduce it to 1-1 paint to reducer consistency
There's nothing wrong about 1:1 ratio, but don't hesitate to add reducer. Wicked colors are not so consistent for every color. Some colors are thicker than others.
@@AirbrushNinja thank you for your time and knowledge
"No sweat! Anytime you need info or have questions, hit me up. I'm here to help!"
Which company's airbrush is it?
I use two unbranded airbrushes and another 4 that are Filipino brand "Hobbiworkz," which is the same as the Fengda brand, which I believe is available worldwide. Another similar brand is PoinZero.
is that a snake over to the left of her head ?
I'm not certain; it's unclear what's on her shoulder. I just downloaded the reference image from Pinterest, and it was uploaded by a random person, not the creator. This person also mentioned downloading it from another website. So, it's hard to confirm if that's a snake on her shoulder.
However, in my understanding of the image, the objects on her shoulder appear to be dried leaves, symbolizing the passage of time, which can desiccate even beauty, causing it to fade away.
Hey man what airbrush are you using.
I use different model of airbrushes. My main airbrush is the Hobbiworkz BR183, also i have three of the BR180 model and 1 BR130. Hibbiworkz brand is just a rebrand name made by a local store in the Philippines. If you want to buy it the international (exact product) is the Fengda or the PointZero brand. If you'd buy to another brand, I can't say it's the same airbrush. I already bought from Kkmoon and other Chinese name, they are different.
Awesome. Ахуенно.
Either you were in a hurry or you were distracted - her right eye is a problem)))) - but still beautiful. I get why the eyes basically ruin everything - they are flat and not wet - reflections and highlights would be added
There are lots of mistakes here and there. I even had splatters and spiders in many areas. While I was painting this, I almost wanted not to continue. Took me 2 months to finished, because I couldn't figured out the many different problems. Till now I am still struggling.
Yes, the splatters are noticeable even in the video - it could be a bent needle, a scratched needle, improperly mixed or low-quality paint (you can see in the video that the paint is not laying down evenly but in specks). And I can't see it, but it looks like the airbrush is an Iwata clone?
@@AirbrushNinja
but you captured the defocusing effect pretty damn well)))
Nah the paints laying good actually and the eye is perfectly fine this is dope and looks amazing. Igor probably doesn’t even do art?
I did it in a previous life.