Use your Airbrush Techniques to paint Your Favorite Album Cover

Use your Airbrush Techniques to paint Your Favorite Album Cover. This project covers a large array of Airbrush Techniques. Everything from beginner to advanced, no matter your skill level there is something in here for everyone. Check out my Amazon Affiliate links below for the products I use in this video. Subscribe for more Airbrush tips, tricks and "How To's". It is my goal to help you speed up your learning process by having you avoid the mistakes I have made by trial and error. I also want to help you make some "Do It Yourself" accessories for around your Airbrush shop to make your project easier and save some money.
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[@vipersniper843]

Reminds me of the 80's. album came out on my brothers birthday. Nice job good video Thanks .👍

[@TheAirbrushGarage]

Yep, the 80s were my teen years. A lot of great music came out of that decade. Thanks, Vioer, for the comment, and thanks for watching.

[@John-oj5km]

Exceptional tutorial! Thanks!!!

[@dancuccurullo8453]

Thanks, John. I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.

[@markwerner8307]

i panted eddy on a recording studio wall deferent cover love this video great job

[@TheAirbrushGarage]

Thanks, Mark. I had drawn this in 8th grade lol with pencil, and I no longer have it, so I wanted to do it again, but this time, in airbrush. I am glad you like it. Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching.

[@1959Shredder]

New subscriber here. You have a link to the eraser, I'm ordering one soon.
Thanks for the more indepth description of what your doing.👍 Mikee

[@gordon8753]

I didn't hear Number of the Beast or The Trooper in the background!? Lol great video!

[@TheAirbrushGarage]

Gordon, I wish I could, lol, but youtube would flag it for copyright. I am glad you liked the video. Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching.

[@jasondixon2828]

Came out awesome, great job

[@TheAirbrushGarage]

Thanks, Jason. I appreciate you taking a look.

[@lindakeiken2892]

Vary good and great explanation as you worked.ck,wisc.

[@TheAirbrushGarage]

Thanks, Linda. I am glad you liked the video. Thanks for dropping me a comment, and thanks for watching.

[@Bgdaddywarbucks]

Another great and informative video. Question, would those erasers you use work the same on hard surfaces ?

[@TheAirbrushGarage]

Hi Randy, and yes. That painting was done on painted aluminum. Regardless of substrate, you will only ever be erasing down to the previous layer of paint. I hope this helps. Thanks for the question, and thanks for watching.

[@donmerz657]

I'm a know-nothing newbie but I need to ask a stupid question--cam you do some video on the details of eraser technique? It looks like more than just erasing to me...

[@TheAirbrushGarage]

Hi Don. I am always looking for new content, and I like that idea. But until I get to it, you might find this video helpful. Check it out if you get a chance. ua-cam.com/video/5hOi_r432Y4/v-deo.htmlsi=oOwxWXomGsJnNj8j Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching.

[@bobbond8232]

Thanks for the video. I'm a new subscriber and I wrote to you in another one of your videos and thanks for that response. I noticed that you listed both the Takumi Eclipse and Takumi Micron in the description of this video. I couldn't tell in this video which one you were using. Did you use both? As I previously explained, I'll looking for a detail airbrush and I'm considering the Takumi Micron. I discovered Dru Blair's art as well and found that impressive. I would be using it on T-Shirts, canvas and banners for detail work. I use Createx and Wicked acrylics. Do you still think that the Micron is not the right airbrush for me? I've been using an Omni 4000 by Thayer and Chandler and it's not easy to get a thin line going. I also noticed that you get a much better view with the Takumi airbrushes since the cup is on the side and they're still gravity fed. Again, your input is greatly appreciated.

[@TheAirbrushGarage]

Mario, I did use my micron, but only because I have one. I airbrushed 20 years with my eclipse. A great airbrush artist , Allen Pastana once told me... a micron is a want, not a need. It sounds like you are looking for versatility. If it was me, I would get the eclipse, hp, or Takumi. It has a .35 needle, and I can get very fine detail with it. They call it the work horse for a reason. I have a lot of different airbrushes, but if I only had an Eclipse, which I did like i said, for 20 years, I could paint anything. Remember, it's just my opinion. Ultimately, you have to figure out what works best for you.

[@user-gl5vz6wb9b]

Is that a smaller airbrush iwata

[@TheAirbrushGarage]

Joanna, I am using a smaller cup on the micron that I got from another brush but the iwatas I have are an eclipse hp-cs, eclipse takumi, hp-c, hp-c plus and a micron takumi.

[@ukaszlewinski9875]

"Promosm" 🙃