Airbrush painting tutorial for beginners, The northern lights!
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Learn how to airbrush with this beginners airbrush tutorial. Showing you how I created this simple image step by step!
I painted todays painting with my iwata eclipse HP CS
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I painted todays painting on a 12x16 inch coated aluminum panel. with createx illustration paints. You can find the paints here!
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Love your happy Trees! LOL always enjoy your humor and your amazing talent
I really like this idea; however, I sometimes wonder if too many details gets distracting.--just my thought as I try and develop my own style.
I really appreciate your effort to help us all learn.
Great tutorial Bill!
I know it was meant for those with little experience, but it was a perfect intro for anyone not familiar with using masks and stencils to achieve certain effects. They are your friends, people!
Gotta mix up everything.. from simple to more complex. Getting ready to redo mixing color and some theory again.. because I think I can do a better job this time 😃
That was amazing to see that picture come to life. Thank you
Only Question I have is , when you clear coated that one, (beautiful work, as always) did you use Matt, Satin or High Gloss?
Im not sure I ever did clearcoat it. I probably didn't even save this. Since I just painted it for a tutorial. I know when i finished the video that is just paint with no clear protection on it at all. While i think this is a cool little piece and fun its not something that would meet the standard of what i sell. i would have to put a lot more time on it than I did in this instance. :)
Thank you so much you are very inspirational for us new air brush artist
Thank you!
Bill where do you get your aluminum panels?
i order through grimco.. i sweet talked them into opening a commercial account for me. since eash locale is different.. its hard to say what shops are available.. but look for sign equipment suppliers.
Can you help me? I am so frustrated. I'm using an Iwata eclipse hp-cs airbrush and everything has been fine and I've been making good progress. Your videos have helped me immensely. My problem is when I try to use WHITE paint. I've been using Createx paints with so so results except for white. Every time I try to make fine lines i end up with a mess. I have to reduce it to get it to spray but then it's like water and spiders out. So i lower my air pressure but then have to pull the leaver/button almost all the way back to get any paint. This causes a huge amount to come out and i have a puddle. One friend said add medium. I tried using createx balancing clear 4030. This thickens up my paint and same thing all over again. I have to be doing something way wrong. I've been airbrushing over a year now and have always had this problem with just white paint. I'm so frustrated i could scream. I'll have a nice picture going and need some fine white detail and end up ruining it. I sure would appreciate any help. I'm able to get most all other colors to flow fine. Barely pulling back the needle.
Thanks so much. You have taught me so much. Real fire took me a while but I got a pretty good results now. Thanks again, Jerry
Well first white is always the hardest.
Generally I use no additives other than a little reducer for airbrushing. Spray guns are a different story.
I handle white by straight out of the bottle and turning the pressure up and constantly pulling tip dry off. In most cases.. as you already found heavily reducing can lead to spidering and blow outs.
Also which paint line may make a huge difference.. like original createx is ultra thick.. wicked white is a bit rough. The new opaque wicked and illustration white are again different.
I enjoy watching.Thanks.
Can we keep this one? 🥰
If you want :)
Did you make a video on preparing panels?
Wow! I love your videos, I have just bought an airbrush, delivery tomorrow…..can’t wait to start playing,and you Sir will be my ‘go-to’, thank youx
Have fun! And thank you!
Nice one Bill
Thanks Lee
Brilliant. Just ordered a procon boy .3 airbrush and a compressor (a workshop one not a airbrush one!)
Looking forward to following your videos and trying some things out 👊
Awesome and welcome to the air life!
Hey there! Here's a newbie question 😅. I'm struggling with clouds. For years. I'm thinking way too much about it.
Have you ever put paint on a canvas, acrylic, a little bit wetter than from straight from the tube and then use the air from the airbrush to push it? Or, is this a dumb idea? Yes, yes...I should experiment, but I'm one of those that thinks I'm wasting paint. 😂
I'm having issues with getting them fluffy with bright edges where the sun would hit. Like those big storm cloud tops. Sunset colors, sun is on the horizon over water. So, essentially, the bottoms would be the brightest.
Any suggestions would be great. I'm having a total brain fart 🤯
just tear some paper and spray off the edge of the rough surface for the bright spots.
Pushing wet paint around can be helpful in circumstances but not so much with clouds its too uncontrolled. In most cases.
@TheAIRspace thanks a ton!the paper towels worked out so great! I had to change my thinking about lights and darks. I was putting the dark colors on first as i usually do with traditional brushwork. After I switched it up and did the light colors first, and then lightly and strategically put on darker tones, the light clouds popped!
Did the Groot today made a huge accident and I craped it. Lol this one might be much easier for me. Thanks for the content bro
ive made plenty of mistakes! the more you make the better you get! Your welcome!
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing that good knowledge!
Thank you! im gonna toss out a couple more easy ones.. Then maybe do something quite a bit more complex soon. But its all a series of adding knowledge to accomplish pretty much anything you can image!
How would you do this on a diy guitar body?
well honestly, id go a lot more detail on a guitar body than this painting. However being as i used no subtractive techniques on this. The steps really would be the same, Just have to factor in the layout a bit .
we will never be bored, thanks bill.
Thank YOU!
A very nice and didactic tutorial; I enjoyed it very much, thanks a lot for keep sharing your knowledge and talent!
Many thanks!
Love watching you work, and I learn something. It doesn't get much better than that ;)
Wow, thank you!
Iv been on youtube since it started and dont think i ever commented on a vid, but thank you for such a great tutorial explained so well you are my new favourite airbrush channel 😃
Awesome, thank you!
Can i paint this on black painting paper ?
Paper is absorbent. So I would likely put a transparent base on first but certainly yes.
I've painted on black poster board for demos and such. Without knowing exactly the surface I can't give a more precise answer.
@@TheAIRspace it's like a thin cardboard paper with a matte gloss layer on it
@@DRAGONHAERT if its got a coating you should be good to go. :)
@@TheAIRspace I am new in the airbrush world.My store sold me createx acrylic paint on water base and say that i can reduce the paint with water. How long is the paint mixt with water usable when i put it in a closed botle ?
Sorry for my bath Inglish i am from Belgium.
👍🏻👍🏻 good stuff 👏🏻
Thanks 👍