How to airbrush lightning and clouds over water in this full length tutorial. Learn tips and tricks
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- How to airbrush lightning and clouds in this full length airbrush tutorial, full of tips and tricks to help you learn to airbrush. These are fairly simple effects you can use and modify to make your own airbrush paintings. Add your own flair and style to create amazing artworks you can be proud of!
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GSI Creos 289
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If Titian had a compressor, he'd still come second. Inspirational and beautiful work!
Lol thanks man!
Awesome.
I see a chimp in the clouds. Very cool !!
hi Bill great tutorial, i have learned so much from your channel , i love airbrushing , not been doing it for long , one day i may be as good as you,
i have stopped and started soo many times. i am positive you can be better than me.. Plus i was kinda old already when I started :0
Really cool to watch it come alive before my eyes!
That was a storm to watch.. Thanks Bill keep up the great work..
Thank you dusty!
Very realistic, great tutorial thank You.
your welcome :)
Great tutorial Bill, thank so much for taking the time to make it.We really appreciate it, learn so much on each one. God bless .
Thanks friend 🙂
Very clever and inspiring thank you for your channel
thank you!
Thanks! It’s hard to get somewhere in the same result
Wonderful art and very well produced video!!!
Thank you Tim!
Love your videos! I always learn something, thanks for sharing. I also love the theme, you can do so much with clouds and space scenes - always something different to try.
Yes so extremely versatile! This is a more advanced color version.. most do blue or purple. Which is really pretty straight forward. I guess I should do vids on those someday.. but really it's much the same 😁
@@TheAIRspace Yes, I have tried the blue/purple, but prefer your colors for the "angrier" look as you called it 😉
Beautiful!!!!
Thank you!!
Your a saint. I learnt alot watchg this. Could do a space scene next?
in my videos.. I do have a space scene already. And I THINK i still have a nebulae video as well. however I do plan on revisiting those very shortly... i have to get started on christmas tutorials stuff... you know before its too late :)
oh and thank you!
Hey Bill, love this tutorial, just wondering if you have a second vid of Northern lights?
I think i did but northern lights themselves can be really easy. Ive got the flu atm. And im way backed up on videos but ill try and toss in a quick northern lights this month.
Ahh Bill, sorry to hear this, take good care and we'll chat when you're better. Be well!
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Good stuff
Thanks!
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Looks great. I noticed an issue towards the end though where I want to make it just a little better, despite it being done. I might have stopped a few min earlier, but truly a work of art.
No question there is always a good stopping point. And if I were to do this one again.. i might do a few things different. It is definitely much harder explaining what i am doing rather than just doing. and thats another subject altogether OVERTHINKING. I may have messed up a painting or two thinking.. ohh ill just add this one thing or ill just touch this up. Good advice which I follow with my portraiture is always walk away and come back to it in a few minutes before making changes.
Thank you!
The faces and eyes in begins
Nice work Bill, thanks. I was confused though for about the first seven minutes or so. What airbrush were you using? It appeared like your forefinger was wrapped around the front of the cup and I couldn't see where you were controlling the paint. - rick
My ps290 with the round cap.. I mentioned it. Since I had it out from basing the black sealer.. I thought I may as well lay the first grey layer with it.
Hey, im new to Airbrush, do i need kind of candycolors wich are transparent or can i use normal Airbrush colors
There are transparents and there are candies. which are different. transparents are not entirely transparent.
Createx illustration is a trasnparent paint albeit pretty thick. Most companies say whether they are transparent or opaques. and usually if not listed are likely opaques (illustration has regular which is transparent and opaque, and many of the Tim gore lines are opaque) Wicked detail appears to be semi transparent. You can add the clear base to most colors and make them work almost like a true transparent..
Its obviously a huge subject but mostly you can do this with any paint . Candies could be used for the shading of colors over the whites and in many cases would be more vibrant. But you can do a LOT without candies. as a fact I dont use candies in any traditional art. Because candies regardless of whose will fade in time.
@@TheAIRspace Thank you
What paint did you used?
I believe createx wicked in this case
@@TheAIRspace have you tried golden fluid?
@@leonagaznog890 yes i have. They are a great paint for illustrations. And ok on canvas. they flow great and really shine on smaller detailed art pieces. I use several different paints, however I paint a large assortment of surfaces, from metal to canvas to papers.
@@TheAIRspace why im struggling to use golden fluids. What psi and nozzle and needle should?
@@leonagaznog890 actually I meant the high flows are great flowing.
The fluid acrylics can be airbrushed with but need a bit of thinning. Their airbrush medium and water will do that. Although I usually like to cut mine with a little stronger of a reducer.
The fluid acrylics are best in nothing smaller than a .3 and preferably in a .5. I've used them in the .35 iwata eclipse a few times but did have to thin them significantly.