Like always on a simple video you revelated all mistery all around of a delicate portrait technique on airbrush…you are a very prolific teacher…thankyou so much..

@theartworkshop

4 ай бұрын

really appreciate that- thanks so much!

MAN WHAT A WAY TO WAKE UP 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 THANK YOU SOO MUCH..TIME TO LEARN, STUDY AND AIRBRUSH...I LOVE POTRAIT PAINTING

@theartworkshop

2 жыл бұрын

Love to hear it- Thanks man!

@suspensefulness

2 жыл бұрын

@@theartworkshop no thank u...the way u teach truly reminds me of dru blair🙏🏾🙏🏾

Thank you for another well taught lesson!

Very nice, great work. That’s a lot of prep work, and use of stencil parts. I remember the grid method from high school 1990. I never really adapted to it. It’s different for everyone. Awesome demo I’ve always wanted to try a little stenciling. Looks very helpful in some areas

Thank you for this lesson, for the work and all your videos in general 👍

Thank you very much for this very useful lesson

Thanks for the lesson you are the Best like always if Greg 20 iam 80 minus but iam get better from your lessons cant thank you enogth you give Hope to continue..🙏😘

I came into airbrushing with my eyes on choppers and hot rods. So for me, it's all about hard surface. Of course that leads to a whole new host of challenges. But there's nothing for me like stepping back to gaze into a glass flat finish over your art so crystal clear, that you wanna just reach your hand right into it

Thank you, really excellent content. I’m still at the beginner/terrible stage but you’re inspiring me to try harder.

Excellent, this will be my first attempt at a portrait Very good and thorough video thank you.

I haven't even watched this video yet , but i know from experience im in for a great 20 or so minutes, thank you my friend 👌

@theartworkshop

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

@Echobike01

2 жыл бұрын

@@theartworkshop now that ive watched it , no one does it better !!!

Perfect guide. Anyway, like all your movies and advice. I really only learn airbrush from the internet and your lessons are perhaps the most helpful for learning airbrush. Could you please post a link to download the reference photo?

excellent und helpful thx

5 Stars!!!

Beautiful artwork 😍 >66

Thank you for adding the grid reference images for the people without access to a printer, really great idea. On a different note, have you used/heard of stone paper? I have half an encyclopedia of gesso covered Arches paper waiting for me to make mistakes all over, but was just curious. I haven't seen any airbrush artists mention it, only water colour artist. Thanks for another great video.

@theartworkshop

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Are you talking about Stonehenge paper by legion? Anything by legion paper is incredibly high quality like arches. But is there a paper made of stone I haven't heard of?! I kind of got hooked on only using arches watercolor paper and canvas, but am always up for trying something new.

@handsofrhythm3415

2 жыл бұрын

@@theartworkshop I have been seeing reviews on paper made of calcium carbonate. They call it "Stone Paper".It seems to be a mix of ground rock and a resin that does not absorb water. The feature that is quoted most often is that it's extremely smooth. Strangely manufacturers have taken the marketing angle of "You are saving trees so it is better for the environment" but really they are mining rocks and mixing it with plastic. I thought it might be another synthetic paper option that required less prep? No idea of it's pH or if it is archival.

@theartworkshop

2 жыл бұрын

@@handsofrhythm3415 How interesting! I read a few articles on it and it seems really interesting. Thanks for this. I'll order some and try it out.

Hi I tried a simple grey one but found out I did it to dark and everything went same colour it looked a right mess but il keep at it.Thanks for all your hard work on these videos very helpful. Take care.

@theartworkshop

Жыл бұрын

very common to go too dark when starting! Don't worry, you'll get it. always try to spray less paint.

Hi, i am a absolut beginner. But do you have any link for that photo? Thanks Stefaan

Why do you spray with the needle cap off?

Can I ask you something. You mention using a little cratex reducer on a cloth to erase grid lines. Is that safe to the drawing paper and a good addition to erasing with rubbers. Please say a little about this technique. Only just stumbled across your channel. Thanks.

@theartworkshop

Жыл бұрын

I mainly use this technique on gessoed canvas, but for paper I'd prob just stick with a kneaded eraser.

I have another question please, what if I don't want to scratch and rubberize? How to create highlights with white paint? I have information that the white color from Createx illustration colors is absolutely not applicable for highlights. Thank you for your answer :)

@theartworkshop

2 жыл бұрын

Watch my video called "Airbrush color theory: transparent vs opaque colors". I go over it in that!