You're pretty handy with the airbrush Dred -- you should do it for a living 🤣 -- great tutorials -- as a noob learning heaps from you on this powerful tool. Please keep 'em up
@@geraldnordholm5416 just wanted to show the beginner that you can add extra touches to make it your own 👍 thank you for Watching and the feedback really appreciate that 👍
Hey Rob I recently bought a pair of (Kingart Studio Fine Line Painting Pen - Set of 2 part # k921 at cheap joes art stuff $21.99 for 2) You just add a drop or two of acrylic inks and away you go.. Nice fine lines and best of all you can use the inks you already have and just rince out with water.. I didn't try a thinned down ink just straight from the bottle..
Hi rob great vid as always just to let you know i made my own shields i used laminate sheets i put one a4 separated and put into another sleeve and put it thru the laminator so it was 3 bits thick and thin enough to bend etc works a treat and can see thru it im well chuffed with masell lol
Great job Rob your right about making it your own. Why copy it exactly. You've already got that picture so it's best to have your own version. Looking forward to the next one.
Been watching your vids since you did that colab with Tony's refinishing on that skateboard giveaway and you've never done a bad job , and tbh mukka I thought you wernt human until you dropped the evo , I've embedded a couple of brushes aswell 😊😊😊😊😊but the Giraldez didn't let you down 👊👊
@@andreykolesnik7064 your best bet is to make a set the ones I have are really old and would be hard to get hold of You can use old Christmas cards or birthday cards work really well
@@dredfxcustompaint thank you much appreciated hope it wasn't a stupid question only been airbrushing for about 8 months so a lot too learn, I look forward to your next video. Fanx
@@dredfxcustompaint thank you so much will always keep that in mind, also I suppose there's several thinking the same thing but don't want to feel silly by asking 🤔
Looking forward to the video, but I have a question, I would like to buy inks but since inks are expensive I'm looking for a cheap brand Amazon has a lot but most of them are alcohol-based, what do you think of alcohol-based inks?
Not sure what alcohol inks you are looking at, They probably spray okay being very thin. Would expect problems on less absorbent surfaces with them. I've tried spraying tattooing inks before and it worked okay on paper, over the top of other acrylics it never dried right and just wiped away. Most art stores here do a set of 6 colours fw inks or liquitex inks (very similar thing form another brand) for £25 that would last a long while. In the UK There is an arts and craft store chain called the works (its been mentioned in a video here before) They carry a cheaper brand (crawford and black) that also works okay.
Hello everyone, I’ve been watching a lot of these tutorials lately and have decided I would like to give it a try. Could anyone possibly point me in the direction as to how to transfer and enlarge these images in order to do what he has done in these tutorials? For example, has Tom and Jerry tutorial is awesome. I just don’t know how to take an image from Pinterest, enlarge it, and get it to the canvas. Thanks everyone and sorry for the long question
Great video Rob. A bad day for you equates to a stellar day for me, but I am coming along thanks to you and others in the airbrush community.
@toddroloff93 thanks glad you enjoyed it 👍
Learned a lot.
@@paulbright8156 good news 👍
Another great tutorial, I always learn something watching your tutorials!
@@louisliguore7199 thank you glad you enjoyed it 👍
Love it
@@paulbright8156 your welcome glad you enjoyed it and thank you for the feedback really appreciated
You're pretty handy with the airbrush Dred -- you should do it for a living 🤣 -- great tutorials -- as a noob learning heaps from you on this powerful tool. Please keep 'em up
@@TheFatcat502 😃👍glad you are enjoying the videos thank you for the feedback
Another great tutorial, loads of tips and tricks keep them coming as they are enhancing my airbrush journey.
This tutorial is full of knowledge thanks
@@dormaettu302 your welcome glad you liked it thank you for the feedback
Great tutorial mate. Good for all levels of painting
Love your tutorials ❤
I really liked the touch of color to it. I think it added more depth to the dog. Great job
@@geraldnordholm5416 just wanted to show the beginner that you can add extra touches to make it your own 👍 thank you for
Watching and the feedback really appreciate that 👍
Well done on the bull dog Rob brilliant mate luv the chrome effect... once again great tips 👍
@@steveduke-je5ih thanks Steve glad you enjoyed it 👍
Hey Rob.. I recently purchased some fw-inks.. awesome.. So easy to blend colors.. Great product.. Thanks for the tip
Hey Rob I recently bought a pair of (Kingart Studio Fine Line Painting Pen - Set of 2 part # k921 at cheap joes art stuff $21.99 for 2) You just add a drop or two of acrylic inks and away you go.. Nice fine lines and best of all you can use the inks you already have and just rince out with water.. I didn't try a thinned down ink just straight from the bottle..
Again you have managed a subject that is a great learning technique without it being just a practice piece.
Great job .
I would like to paint like you on your off days.
Awesome job on the bulldog there’s not very many videos of dogs or chrome affect thank you for sharing your experience with us
Beautiful job and a great tuition, the brown set it off brilliantly. Thank You.
@@spyuggy thank you glad you liked it 👍
Hi rob great vid as always just to let you know i made my own shields i used laminate sheets i put one a4 separated and put into another sleeve and put it thru the laminator so it was 3 bits thick and thin enough to bend etc works a treat and can see thru it im well chuffed with masell lol
@@saltireaquatics9093 cool idea 💡 I've got some of them will give it a go thanks for the tip 😀
Modern day Bob Ross, you make it look so...stinkn easy bud..nice nice work!!
@@markmcintosh3255 thank you glad you enjoyed it
I've learned so much from you
Great job Rob your right about making it your own. Why copy it exactly. You've already got that picture so it's best to have your own version. Looking forward to the next one.
@@mickaustin7251 👍
Great learning video no doubt. What do you use for cleaning your brush? You mention the cleaner you use is more aggressive for cleaning.
Been watching your vids since you did that colab with Tony's refinishing on that skateboard giveaway and you've never done a bad job , and tbh mukka I thought you wernt human until you dropped the evo , I've embedded a couple of brushes aswell 😊😊😊😊😊but the Giraldez didn't let you down 👊👊
@@deanbrown7643 yes the Giraldez didn't let me down all because I didn't kick the hose 😅😅
Can you make a video regarding the components that need to be replaced most on airbrushes. Thanks
@@Techgeekengineer yes will do thanks for the feedback on this
Nice tutorial Dred, thanks! Could you please give a link where can I buy shields like yours, or can I make them myself?
@@andreykolesnik7064 your best bet is to make a set the ones I have are really old and would be hard to get hold of
You can use old Christmas cards or birthday cards work really well
What is your wall storage I really love the look of that?
@@joshwilliams1294 this is how it started then I made two doors for it
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Awesome I love bulldogs 😁 not being stupid but what's the advantage to adding isopropyl to just all water? Stay safe and mostly stay strong!!
@@gazgazist isopropyl has less density than water so when you mix it with the ink and water it makes the ink flow so much better
@@dredfxcustompaint thank you much appreciated hope it wasn't a stupid question only been airbrushing for about 8 months so a lot too learn, I look forward to your next video. Fanx
@@gazgazist ask away that's what I am here for if you get stuck just drop me a message 👍
@@dredfxcustompaint thank you so much will always keep that in mind, also I suppose there's several thinking the same thing but don't want to feel silly by asking 🤔
Looking forward to the video, but I have a question, I would like to buy inks but since inks are expensive I'm looking for a cheap brand Amazon has a lot but most of them are alcohol-based, what do you think of alcohol-based inks?
Not sure what alcohol inks you are looking at, They probably spray okay being very thin. Would expect problems on less absorbent surfaces with them. I've tried spraying tattooing inks before and it worked okay on paper, over the top of other acrylics it never dried right and just wiped away.
Most art stores here do a set of 6 colours fw inks or liquitex inks (very similar thing form another brand) for £25 that would last a long while.
In the UK There is an arts and craft store chain called the works (its been mentioned in a video here before) They carry a cheaper brand (crawford and black) that also works okay.
@@robknight87 thank you
hello, you use 0,45 needle/nozzle or 0,28 ? thank you
@@Mariedu01 hi it was the 0.28mm until it hit the floor now it's a 0.dead
Gutted, i've been dying to follow along but waiting for PS270 needles
@@benjammin1212 I am now waiting for evolution needle 😫
Bud if this is an off day I would only hope to be anywhere near as good as your worst day!!
@@TheTomt5150 👍
Hello everyone, I’ve been watching a lot of these tutorials lately and have decided I would like to give it a try. Could anyone possibly point me in the direction as to how to transfer and enlarge these images in order to do what he has done in these tutorials? For example, has Tom and Jerry tutorial is awesome. I just don’t know how to take an image from Pinterest, enlarge it, and get it to the canvas. Thanks everyone and sorry for the long question
Paint the lips red and it’s my missus to a tee 🤫
@@Cyril-eu4gf 🤣🤣🤣🤣