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8 Secrets to Being a Successful Airbrush T-Shirt Artist

Posted on | February 11, 2013 | Comments Off

8 Secrets to Being a Successful Airbrush T-Shirt Artist
By Joseph Friel

1. Use a Reliable Compressor. Use a compressor with a holding tank and I suggest having a backup airbrush compressor, just in case there are problems with your primary compressor. I prefer industrial pancake compressors. I only use a silent compressor if noise is a significant factor in the location that I am airbrushing. Read more

Biography of Luc Boivin as an Airbrush Illustrator

Posted on | January 23, 2013 | Comments Off

There are more Airbrush Artist in this world, one of them is LuLuc_atelierc Boivin. He’s my favorit t-shirt airbrush artist. Born in Ottawa, (Ontario) Canada in 1961. Luc is a self-taught illustrator, His first, and surely one of the biggers, source of inspiration was his grandmother who created oil paintings and pastel illustrations. She often encouraged him in his drawings and constantly asked to see his latest illustration. She thought him, amongst other things, how to observe an object to better understand its shape, shadows and highlights based on any given light source. She thought him to see three dimensional objects in his head. Read more

Airbrush T-Shirts – Learn the Secret to Creating a Killer Airbrush Shirt

Posted on | July 21, 2012 | Comments Off

"Airbrush T-shirts"

my Cat and Dog by Dalphinez

1. Use the right Airbrush - This one’s easy. If you’re at all serious about wanting to airbrush t shirts, you have to get an IWATA Eclipse HP-BCS Airbrush. It’s a bottom-feed Airbrush, meaning the Airbrush paint bottle connects directly to the bottom of the Airbrush and is sucked up and pushed out the nozzle by a siphon created from the flowing air. Start with this Airbrush first and you’ll save yourself a lot of headache.

2. Use the right Airbrush Paint - The 2 big players in Airbrush shirt paint are CREATEX and AQUAFLOW. In my experience, AQUAFLOW does “flow” a bit better but it’s hardly noticeable. You can’t go wrong with either of these two top brands.
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