Shading with an Airbrush

In this video, Daniel Reach from the Leatherverse demonstrates the proper technique for shading with an airbrush. Shading adds depth and visual interest, and this simple technique can be applied to a variety of leathercraft projects.
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[@DanielReachCreations]

I forgot to mention in the video that we are using Angelus paints...70% reducer 30% paint. I'll do a video on this in the upcoming weeks.

[@shadowgolem9158]

These tips are greatly appreciated! If you can show fading from one color to another that would be wonderful!

[@DanielReachCreations]

Great idea

[@stevebrown8517]

Excellent information. Love your work. Thank you!

[@robwagner7545]

Cool ornaments, I must have missed the last video.

[@richardkatzman1215]

Interesting. Daniel, could also do a video on in-depth cleaning of the airbrush? This is one of the most important things you need to know when using an airbrush. If you don’t clean it properly you won’t have to worry about using that airbrush again. This I know from experience unfortunately!

[@th.burggraf7814]

Just a comment to keep the algorithm going.
Like your content. 👍🏻

[@ronswoodturningshopandstuf5759]

Excellent! I started airbrushing on wooden bowls many years ago and it transitions onto leather the same. Start off of the project and sneak up on it.

[@DanielReachCreations]

Safest way to approach it.
I've never heard of using an airbrush on wood. Sounds really cool.

[@txfishin73]

Well you make it look easy brother.

[@glennglock396]

thanks

[@sloth_e]

What size needle are you using for this?