Video production and the technology it relies on are constantly evolving. Currently, we are at a very exciting, yet very frustrating stage in that evolution. Continuous additions to the technological marketplace require equally continuous learning, upgrading, and trial and error. … Continue reading
Fraser’s Mastering Return of Skullmaster Artool Stencil – Part 1
January 14, 2013 by 1 Comment
by Craig Fraser Download the PDF After all these years of e-mails asking how to use my stencil systems, I want to assure you that only 80-percent of your cries fell on deaf ears. Just kidding. Even with the Skullmaster … Continue reading
Fraser’s Mastering Return of Skullmaster Artool Stencil – Part 2 – Airbrush Tips N’ Tricks
January 14, 2013 by 1 Comment
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by Craig Fraser Continued from Fraser’s Mastering Return of Skullmaster Artool Stencil – PART 1 When I left you last, I explained how the stencil or freehand shield is a tool, pure and simple. It’s neither good nor evil, smart … Continue reading
Positive and Negative Ceramic Stencils in Airbrushing
January 10, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Ask ceramists that work with stencils and the airbrush why they use stencils, and chances are nine out of ten they will answer, “Because I’m crazy.” Stencils aren’t easy to work with in almost any situation. They are tedious, time … Continue reading
Airbrush Compressor Buyer’s Guide
January 4, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Download this Compressor Buyer’s Guide (PDF) by Pete Johnson Introduction Looking at a matrix of compressors and their attributes on a printed page can be challenging. When I bought my first compressor, I had read a zillion articles (this … Continue reading
Bleach: The Airbrush Illustrator’s Harsh Friend
December 28, 2012 by Leave a Comment
By Michael Cacy Bleach can be an indispensable, almost magical tool for the airbrush illustrator. But, before you rush off to the laundry room, there are a few things you should know about bleach … what it can do, what it can’t … Continue reading
Fusable Glass and Airbrushing
November 16, 2012 by Leave a Comment
People have been fusing glass since the day after glass was invented. But new glass technological break throughs have made it easier to work wid1-making glass more predictable and an interesting medium for airbrush art. Jerry Werner, a Beaverton, Oregon, artist of amazing velsatility, revealed … Continue reading
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