Reimagining My Easel Backing Board

Because of the famously bad batch of frisket that has permeated the market for the past few years, airbrush artists have been trying to find ways to mask their works. The trick is: how to get masks to stay in place if you work on an easel? My preferred method is to hold them in place using strong magnets. To that end, I need to use a sheet of steel on my easel behind the boards I'm painting.

By |2016-10-23T22:20:29-06:00July 20th, 2010|Arting, Physical|Comments Off on Reimagining My Easel Backing Board

Vellum For Airbrush Masks and Shields

One aspect of airbrushing that adds an element of difficulty peculiar to the discipline is the use of masks and shields. These spray obstructions are important tools in the shaping of crisp artwork. When you [...]

By |2016-10-23T22:20:29-06:00July 16th, 2010|Arting, Physical|Comments Off on Vellum For Airbrush Masks and Shields

Things Just Got Easier

Some artists have large studios filled with all the tools and supplies they could need to satisfy their needs. Others have the corner of a room. I'm somewhere in the middle. I have a garage [...]

By |2016-10-23T22:20:30-06:00June 23rd, 2010|Arting|1 Comment

Digital vs Natural

As we are now in the third millennium of the Common Era, a 2-d artist often faces an interesting problem: should ey* work in natural, "traditional" media, or work in the digital realm? It's not [...]

By |2016-10-23T22:20:30-06:00June 4th, 2010|Arting, Digital, Physical|Comments Off on Digital vs Natural
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