What a great master class on dagger stroke. I just started airbrush learning one month ago with some amazing DVDs but this lesson is way more in depth and concise. Muchas gracias Mike!
It’s a similar motion / concept to whip shading in tattooing !! But can go backwards too.. try that with a tattoo machine haha person will die .. waiting on the badger patriot 105 to arrive at my doorstep, been tattooing a grip of years but figured I’d play around w/ the airbrush in my spare time:))) can see the inspiration so heavy in letterhead / script tattoo artists from this wow. Wish I’d started sooner thanks Mike!!
Love it. The most precise description on how to work an airbrush ! Thanks Mike. I'm trying to learn & watch almost all your vids now. Been subscribed for some time now. & I gotta say there is less then a handful of channels I follow to watch & learn all these shenanigans. .. 😜 So I thank you again for all your help. You've kept me inspired on continuing to learn..❤🤘
This is the best practice for doing the teeth in skulls , my gun sucks I been doing portraits and all the stuff I’ve been doing with one of the worst gardens ever made and I’m doing pretty decent but when I get my guns from Christmas I’ll be doing real good You have the best videos mike
So, I've heard of dagger strokes, now I understand how to do them. Most important part, practice, practice, practoce. What I don't know is, what's it for? When do I use it? What kind of work uses it? etc....
Its not so much about using it directly(tho there is many circumstances you will, grass, fur, script lettering, etc.) Its really about training your hand, finger, and eye coordination to achieve the stroke or point that you desire without thought. Such as when you write with a pencil, you just pick it up and write or draw. This helps makes the motions with the airbrush become more fluid with your thoughts. The reason it does so is this stroke encompasses the range of the airbrush you are using. So later when you want to make a wide stroke your brain already understands what to do, same for a fine point. Good luck.
Im having a lot of problems with this! Im also a painter and paint a lot of tear drops (whats basically the same thing) and its the opposite hand motion. We pull back for the thin and push forward for thick. My brain does not want to switch.
been watching you for a while. we have talked in live chats. sick of looking at airbrush reviews i bought the iwata neo had nothing but problems with it. im a spray gun artist usung devilbliss 0.8 and a voylet 0.5 but need a 0.3 or lower airbrush the eclipse and micron along with the badger come up. I have money and want fine lines but the dual action is different for me compared to the spray gun so what fine nozzle airbrush with great response to trigger action can you reccomend? great work by the way
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I'm a beginner, thank you for the clarity in this video. Now I'll just put this on auto play for a while.
another very well explained teaching from the SKULL
Thanks Mike , just starting now I am learning a lot from you, just wanna thank you.
Very welcome
What a great master class on dagger stroke. I just started airbrush learning one month ago with some amazing DVDs but this lesson is way more in depth and concise. Muchas gracias Mike!
Ahhh yeah, The "very first" video I ever watched was Mikes Brush dagger strokes! Come to think of it I need more practice. Thanks Mike!
Was having trouble with the dagger stroke. This video help a lot. Thanks for sharing the method.
You should do a video on how you got started in the art game!!
It’s a similar motion / concept to whip shading in tattooing !! But can go backwards too.. try that with a tattoo machine haha person will die .. waiting on the badger patriot 105 to arrive at my doorstep, been tattooing a grip of years but figured I’d play around w/ the airbrush in my spare time:))) can see the inspiration so heavy in letterhead / script tattoo artists from this wow. Wish I’d started sooner thanks Mike!!
You are an awesome teacher. Thank you.
Love it. The most precise description on how to work an airbrush ! Thanks Mike.
I'm trying to learn & watch almost all your vids now. Been subscribed for some time now. & I gotta say there is less then a handful of channels I follow to watch & learn all these shenanigans. .. 😜
So I thank you again for all your help. You've kept me inspired on continuing to learn..❤🤘
Glad to help
Really well explained. Thank you!
Excellent job sir
Thanks for this, Mike!
Awesome info, thank you!
Skull squad UK. My Key to getting better, thanks Mike.
Love this video. I didn't know there were different rakes on needles.
This is the best practice for doing the teeth in skulls , my gun sucks I been doing portraits and all the stuff I’ve been doing with one of the worst gardens ever made and I’m doing pretty decent but when I get my guns from Christmas I’ll be doing real good
You have the best videos mike
Thanks for this, Mike! I'm still trying to master this one. This was very helpful!
So, I've heard of dagger strokes, now I understand how to do them. Most important part, practice, practice, practoce. What I don't know is, what's it for? When do I use it? What kind of work uses it? etc....
Its not so much about using it directly(tho there is many circumstances you will, grass, fur, script lettering, etc.) Its really about training your hand, finger, and eye coordination to achieve the stroke or point that you desire without thought. Such as when you write with a pencil, you just pick it up and write or draw. This helps makes the motions with the airbrush become more fluid with your thoughts. The reason it does so is this stroke encompasses the range of the airbrush you are using. So later when you want to make a wide stroke your brain already understands what to do, same for a fine point. Good luck.
What are the dimensions of the board on your stand
Im having a lot of problems with this! Im also a painter and paint a lot of tear drops (whats basically the same thing) and its the opposite hand motion. We pull back for the thin and push forward for thick. My brain does not want to switch.
been watching you for a while. we have talked in live chats. sick of looking at airbrush reviews i bought the iwata neo had nothing but problems with it. im a spray gun artist usung devilbliss 0.8 and a voylet 0.5 but need a 0.3 or lower airbrush the eclipse and micron along with the badger come up. I have money and want fine lines but the dual action is different for me compared to the spray gun so what fine nozzle airbrush with great response to trigger action can you reccomend? great work by the way
Me encantan tus videos. Yo quiero aprender y creo que tus videos son de muchísima ayuda! Saludos 🇲🇽
Was that your teachers voice Mike..lol Great vid..
What was the psi set at?
Show brother
Love the videos... helps you keep up on yours...lmao