Chad Kidder - artist of Sinister Paint Airbrush Studio: our stop during 48-state tour.

Chad showing us his awesome home-based airbrush studio setup. He does it all: prep work, airbrush art, and clear coat.
Few products we show/mention in this video:
GSI Creos airbrush spraygunner.co...
The Last Gun Rack airbrush holder spraygunner.co...
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[@johnmason4430]

Thanls for the advice chad

[@ThinAirGraFx]

Thanks for the Plug Chad

[@leoalvarado6466]

I like your style,I remember hearing about from other artist when i was n Arizona.I went to take lessons from Mike learn n saw some of your ! Nice,airbrust artist outa Bakersfield,CA.My hats off to you

[@badearts2086]

Nice.......

[@wolverinebear5357]

This has been the best stop on the tour atleast for me as a newbie, ive been realistic graphite my entire life, iam using an iwata .35 an so far cleaning out the brush for next color an mixing the paint has been my frustration. Thanks for the inspiration an something to look forward to if i keep at it

[@SprayGunner]

Thank you for watching! Don't get frustrated, just enjoy your art!

[@Bullitnrone]

I love Chad! Very grounded person! And awesome artworks!!
And if you want to go overseas… my Airbrushcave is ready 😉

[@Hoffmankustoms]

Working out of your house undercuts the professional shops and drives the market down. I own and run a (brick and mortar)

[@SprayGunner]

It depends on how you organize it. In commercial space you can have helpers and dedicated areas for everything which leads to faster production and time is very expensive so it balances the savings on rent and such. After visiting a bunch of customers in 42 states we can tell that both types have their own benefits - solo work from home or organized commercial spot.