airbrush finishing

Submitted by PW on 1/17/05 at 2:20 PM. ( wribby13@machlink.com ) 66.207.0.74

could someone tell me if there is a book out there or if someone could give me some insight in how to do finishing work around deer eyes with an airbrush, i have some idea of how to finish using oil paints but was wondering about airbrush finishing tecniques, thanks for any help you can give

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air brushing

This response submitted by fred on 1/17/05 at 6:57 PM. ( ) 64.12.116.133

look in you mckinzie catolog, dennis behn got a great way to start to finish a white tail video. and it's easy to follow with great result's

i incourioug you to try it you'll like it

hope this help's fred


Bill Yox did an article in Breakthrough Magazine.

This response submitted by Todd B on 1/18/05 at 9:50 AM. ( ) 4.225.19.252

About this very thing and showed in step by step procedures. It is also in color. Call Breakthrough and ask for a back issue or they will copy the article and send it to you for a fee.

Todd B


issue?

This response submitted by PW on 1/18/05 at 10:31 AM. ( ) 66.207.0.74

any idea what issue that would have been in, thanks


eyes

This response submitted by daveh on 1/18/05 at 12:12 PM. ( ) 68.249.224.74

Spray everything with white, around eyes in nostrils and ears. Then i use dusty pink on bottom half of nose, in nostrils and in the ears. Then i use a brown mix and spray around eyes and very lightly in nostrils and ears to cut down on the pink color. I then spray the nose and taper off at the bottom 1/3 to let the pink show through slightly. i use a mix of black and neutral gray for that. i then spray the eye lid with dark brown. Clean paint off hair and eyeball and your good to go.


and use thin layers

This response submitted by Sherrie on 1/20/05 at 9:13 PM. ( ) 209.142.136.97

I just read part of an airbrush book, and it was old, and the one thing that was most useful, was to be sure and use thin layers of paint, let dry in between, and build up that way. Looks 100 times better than before.
And if you don't like the way it looks, take it off and do it again.


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