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In this astonishing DVD presentation, Robert Benedict demonstrates how you can airbrush in the smallest possible scale, including the painting of 23 skulls in the diameter of a dime! The ability to micro airbrush is important for achieving great detail in photorealism, small-scale hobby applications, micro-sized embedded images into your artwork, sharper and enhanced airbrush skills, and more. You will learn: • Advanced airbrush techniques • How to deal with tip-dry • How to work with opaque colors • How to correct mistakes • How to work with House of Kolor paints • Breathing control • How to gauge your airbrush from the surface • Render a dragon mural and graphic onto a small-scale car • How to prevent pulling up paint with masks And more!
(about 90 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on November 28, 2007 in Arts & Crafts::Airbrushing and Hobbies::Model Railroading.
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This is not on my top list to rent it is more common sense. There is no tec help, or set up the instructor is first class but the video is just not in enough depth. Save your money and just reduce your paint to nothing and go over it a couple of times. That is the video.
I have to agree with the first reviewer, he paints 2 skulls inside the diameter of a quarter and then 20-some skulls inside the diameter of a dime then he moves onto the hood of a miniature car where he paints a dragon throwing flames from its mouth. Everything is done free hand. If you have an Iwata micron and you reduce your paint 100's of times and you paint over and over and over and again over and over.... you get the point, you'll achieve this technique. To me it seems that this guy is sloppy and careless. You'll probably learn a thing or two but nothing really interesting.
The other two reviewers are correct. Drawing 23 skulls in the area of a dime, well my eyes could not make out clarity, but use of the kind of paint he used must help.
