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BEFORE WE GO INTO THE DETAILS of choosing a vinyl plotter and software, allow me to introduce you to the steps involved in creating and using a vinyl stencil. It’s important to point out that a plotter must be given … Continue reading
Dinosaur Skin By Mark Rehkopf
April 15, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Dinosaur skin has long been the subject of controversy. While dinosaur bones enable paleonthologists to tell the size and shape of a dinosaur, one can only speculate about a dinosaur’s texture and color. Working on several projects involving dinosaur reconstruction … Continue reading
Pinstriping with Wizard-Basic Design Construction
April 15, 2013 by Leave a Comment
By now, I can imagine that you may feel some kind of pride and energy in your stripes, provided of course that you’ve kept up with the lesson plan. (If not, get out those back issues and catch up … Continue reading
The Facts on Airbrushing Taxidermy By John Peterson
April 9, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Click here to download this article (PDF Format) Step 1 Three paint colors “black, bright pink, and burnt umber” are prepared. A lacquer-based acrylic automotive paint (in this case Dupont) is used, partly for its structure. The lacquer-based acrylic sticks … Continue reading
Gregory Bridges – Part 2
March 11, 2013 by 1 Comment
Continued from Gregory Bridges – Part 1 Following a stint illustrating construction equipment, he became a designer in a graphic art studio and then a freelance in-house art director for a Sydney advertising agency while running his own art gallery … Continue reading
Gregory Bridges – Part 1
March 11, 2013 by 1 Comment
Anyone who disputes the notion that the future is rooted in the past should talk to Australian artist Gregory Bridges. When the futurist-surrealist built a sand castle as a 10- year-old, he learned a lesson that he’s never forgotten, one … Continue reading
T-Shirt Basics by Pat Gaines – Part 4
February 26, 2013 by 1 Comment
Continued from Part 3 If you have been following the three previous installments of T-shirt Basics, you have got a pretty good idea of the types of design that make up the majority of a shop’s T-shirt display. In this … Continue reading
T-Shirt Basics by Pat Gaines – Part 3
February 26, 2013 by 2 Comments
Continued from Part 2 Up to 25 percent of a T-shirt airbrush artist’s income will come from low-cost custom designs. These are categorized by designs that take from 10-25 minutes to paint and range in price from $13 to $25. … Continue reading
T-shirt Basics By Pat Gaines – Part 2
February 25, 2013 by 2 Comments
Continued from Part 1 As promised in the last issue of Airbrush Action, here are 12 great, low-cost standard designs to add to your display. Falling in the $12 and under retail price range, these designs will increase your portfolio … Continue reading
T-shirt Basics By Pat Gaines – Part 1
February 21, 2013 by 1 Comment
By Pat Gaines An artist can display all o f the high-cost, high-quality artwork they want in a T-shirt shop. But, the bottom line is that nothing will ever replace the low-priced, quick designs that include a name and a … Continue reading
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