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Well done , a great improvement using the stencil negative
For what purpose you plan to use a new airbrush?...Already planning on getting me a second airbrush..
Well done , a great improvement using the stencil negative
For what purpose you plan to use a new airbrush?
If you need it painting for large areas, then bigger is ok. Your current airbrush is one of the best for small details =)
When you change your reduction don't change your air pressure just yet.try the reduced paint at that pressure and then if its still not working change the pressure(only change one thing at a time so you know whats going on with that change)I was using 1:1 reduction and 20 PSI on this piece. I will go much farther with the reduction in my next session, and lower the pressure.
I can feel it's there, very close.. just need to understand the basics a little more. Once I've broken that barrier it will most likely pop.
Thanks!