Flames and chrome always make things go faster! 😂 As a Certified Firefighter, I am more than impressed with your 'stylized' flames (your words). People very seldom realize that flame really is a living breathing thing. If can go from the gentle 'campfire' flame (which is what I would consider these as... they remind me of a lazy reaching flame that breaks off wisps and embers), to the 'romantic' fireplace flames that carry more energy from the increased airflow, all the way to the angry, wind driven, raging inferno that can create its own weather pulling in enough air to put a blast furnace to shame. I am actually fascinated by airbrushing and I'm considering actually trying it after watching a lot of your videos. If I do, I'll let you know how it goes!
Thank you for your comment and I agree everything moves faster with flames lol, appreciate the fire breakdown and good luck if you do give the airbrush a go , I am sure you will do amazingly 👌🏻👊🏻
K1SFD Hello from Ramona California just like to say airbrush asylum is the best for learning to airbrush, stencils and equipment as well, I’ve been watching Oz spray his magic on canvas gas tanks fenders etc. I jump around TH-cam to find the best teacher well I found Oz in Australia go figure he’s the best I’ve found, been collecting quite a few of his how too videos which I plan on putting my twist on it my hot rod will be my canvas instead of my walls doors toolboxes, after I finish the rear suspension will break out my airbrushes, for a bit of artwork,fenders around door-handles, etc.he is the best. Also thank you your service fire is no joke God bless you sir.🕶
Man, I’ve watched this and the other real flame videos a dozen or so times as sort of a tutorial and it’s helped this old guy get back into painting. I only have the Iwata Eclipse right now but really want the micron. Gotta save my pennies.... hope you get to the states (preferably the East Coast as I’m in Virginia) soon and teach some classes.....Thanks for posting all of your videos, they are very informative and a source of inspiration.
Thank you glad you enjoy the content on this channel, the eclipse is a great brush I know artists who primarily use that and are able to create details just as fine as the Micron, it’s all in the paint, psi and control, if you do end up getting a Micron you won’t be disappointed 👌🏻
Stellar work man. Your understanding of how to create a 3d visual effect is amazing. Just found this as I am researching about how to airbrush rc car bodies. Which brings me to my question... so we take clear bodies and paint the inside so it shines through the clear lexan or similar plastic. So its all done in reverse. You typically start with dark colors ending with light colors but how would you explain how the same effects you have created would be created in a reverse fashion? If that question even makes sense??? Either way... this content is amazing! Thank you for your work and tutorials!!!
House of Colors Candy's are transparent and the more layers you make with the white flames it would look 3d and then shoot pagan gold and next apple red
Yes, I have done a stack of flames using HOK as well as other automotive brands and yes they work well but thought I would share some waterbased paint tips as this seems to be where everything is heading 👍🏼👌🏻
Try using white urethane auto paint and use the stencil and then use House of Colors Candy's Candy apple Red And Pagan Gold use the colors over the white flames that you made with the stencil and it cuts time in a half I've been airbrushing for 32 yrs
Hey Carsten these are the best water based flames Ive seen. I was just curious if maybe when you get a chance you could possibly do another true fire tutorial with a little bit of explaining what or how youre using the tips of your template there with the red on youre first layer and how you decide when youre first layer is good. Thanks so much for taking the time to make these videos teaching us they help us newbies so much! P.S that 3 headed Dragon you did is amazing I watched part 1 twice already about to go watch part 2! Its coming out amazing like all of your artwork!! By the way how many years behind the airbrush do you have Sir? Curious to know how you began airbrushing also and Did you already Draw or Paint prior to picking up the airbrush? Thanks Mate and Have a great rest of youre week!
Thanks really appreciate your comment and glad you liked this vid and you enjoyed the ‘three headed dragon’ vids as well. Great tip re another fire vid, I’ll keep it in mind. And to answer your other question I have been airbrushing since ‘97 and I have always drawn especially skulls lol I used to draw them on my schoolbooks from around grade 6 onwards...may need to do a vid covering my background and how I got started at some stage ? Cheers all the best 👍🏻
I absolute love your videos and learn so much. I do have problems though. I am in south africa and even attempting to find items used is problematic. I have tried multiple places but no luck. There is nothing such as the transfer chalk paper, eraser pensils etc. Where can I get some items without it costing an arm and a leg. I have tried substitutes that are similar and easier to find here but as airbrushing is not widely practiced here the substitute items just give grey hairs lol. Any info you can give me on how to search and where would be greatly appreciated. Even the colours widely used by you guys are extremely difficult to get hold of.
Hi Mate, just getting into airbrushing, bought a Badger 105 and a ruck of Createx Wicked Colors, could you, or have you done a video on the process each time you change colour, for example i start of with red then want to go to white, orange etc but i can`t find any decent tutorial video`s explaining the process of going from one colour to another, how to flush it out and all that, cheers. UK here by the way. Claypole.
It was recommended to me by fellow artist and friend Dru Blair and I haven’t looked back I use it for all of our canvas artworks, check with your local art shop and see what else they may have if you want to try something different 👍🏼 cheers
Real Fire is not intended to be a photorealistic representation yet a style of fire which I regularly get asked to airbrush on automotive substrates like motorcycles and cars, if you wish to see a fantastic ‘photorealistic’ painting of fire then check out Dru Blair’s work he specializes in photo realism and one of his class room in a box kits could help you paint a more realistic fire rendering 👍🏻
Thanks for your comment my links can be found in the description below the video, I did tweak a few video description links to just have my Amazon Influencer page listed (affiliate link) which you can view here : www.amazon.com/shop/airbrushasylum This will showcase all the products discussed within my videos hope that helps 👍🏻
When are you gonna explain how to make the flames? You're just showing you painting flames and not explaining the shapes and the shading of the flames assuming that everyone is on your level. Your work is outstanding but your lessons are lacking. Explain the shapes you come up with and how to shade them to look like real fire.
Getting more annoyed. If your intent was to teach how to do the flames then you´ve failed. This is an expert doing his work. Not 1 teaching bit in this. Bullcrap
Søren Kepler hello I also airbrush and draw cartoons for my family grandkids also my friends their kids they get to color them well any type of experience you may have, sketching stick people whatever give it a try start with your pencils, good Eraser and your imagination, he is the best in my opinion I’ve been following him saving his videos and watching and listening you’ll get it bro, don’t ever give up there’s talent inside you give her a try from Ramona California.🕶
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Man, I could watch you all day, so informative, and such a talent, thanks for releasing these videos
Many thanks appreciate the kind words and glad you enjoy my art and videos 😜🙏🏻
Flames and chrome always make things go faster! 😂
As a Certified Firefighter, I am more than impressed with your 'stylized' flames (your words). People very seldom realize that flame really is a living breathing thing. If can go from the gentle 'campfire' flame (which is what I would consider these as... they remind me of a lazy reaching flame that breaks off wisps and embers), to the 'romantic' fireplace flames that carry more energy from the increased airflow, all the way to the angry, wind driven, raging inferno that can create its own weather pulling in enough air to put a blast furnace to shame.
I am actually fascinated by airbrushing and I'm considering actually trying it after watching a lot of your videos. If I do, I'll let you know how it goes!
Thank you for your comment and I agree everything moves faster with flames lol, appreciate the fire breakdown and good luck if you do give the airbrush a go , I am sure you will do amazingly 👌🏻👊🏻
K1SFD Hello from Ramona California just like to say airbrush asylum is the best for learning to airbrush, stencils and equipment as well, I’ve been watching Oz spray his magic on canvas gas tanks fenders etc. I jump around TH-cam to find the best teacher well I found Oz in Australia go figure he’s the best I’ve found, been collecting quite a few of his how too videos which I plan on putting my twist on it my hot rod will be my canvas instead of my walls doors toolboxes, after I finish the rear suspension will break out my airbrushes, for a bit of artwork,fenders around door-handles, etc.he is the best. Also thank you your service fire is no joke God bless you sir.🕶
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Your Service... God Bless YOU.
Man, I’ve watched this and the other real flame videos a dozen or so times as sort of a tutorial and it’s helped this old guy get back into painting. I only have the Iwata Eclipse right now but really want the micron. Gotta save my pennies.... hope you get to the states (preferably the East Coast as I’m in Virginia) soon and teach some classes.....Thanks for posting all of your videos, they are very informative and a source of inspiration.
Thank you glad you enjoy the content on this channel, the eclipse is a great brush I know artists who primarily use that and are able to create details just as fine as the Micron, it’s all in the paint, psi and control, if you do end up getting a Micron you won’t be disappointed 👌🏻
One of the best truefire videos I've seen so far
Best looking water based flames I’ve seen to date. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you really appreciate it 👍🏼👊🏻🔥
thank you, we love watching your videos, you're talented and the tips and tricks are awesome
Cheers John thanks for being such a great sub for this channel, all the very best from your mate in Oz 👍🏼👊🏻😜
Thank you so much for the tips and tricks...
Find you so great. Thank you💪
Thank you so much and appreciate the kind words 🙏🏻
I love that u promote iwata I just picked up one of they're compressors and guns
That’s awesome they make fantastic products 👍🏻
@@AirbrushAsylum any reason why it would be shooting paint sideways
@@SoS_Ghost only thing I can think of is ‘bent needle’ or the nozzle has some paint stuck in it 🤔
Stellar work man. Your understanding of how to create a 3d visual effect is amazing. Just found this as I am researching about how to airbrush rc car bodies. Which brings me to my question... so we take clear bodies and paint the inside so it shines through the clear lexan or similar plastic. So its all done in reverse. You typically start with dark colors ending with light colors but how would you explain how the same effects you have created would be created in a reverse fashion? If that question even makes sense??? Either way... this content is amazing! Thank you for your work and tutorials!!!
Awesome tutorial
Many thanks glad you loved it 🔥
Quite beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much 👍🏻😉
House of Colors Candy's are transparent and the more layers you make with the white flames it would look 3d and then shoot pagan gold and next apple red
Yes, I have done a stack of flames using HOK as well as other automotive brands and yes they work well but thought I would share some waterbased paint tips as this seems to be where everything is heading 👍🏼👌🏻
That does look good, can't wait to try it!
Thank you and have fun giving it a go 👍🏼
Wow thats what you call real flame thanks
Thank you I have another fire vid releasing this Wednesday and Saturday 👍🏻
Try using white urethane auto paint and use the stencil and then use House of Colors Candy's Candy apple Red And Pagan Gold use the colors over the white flames that you made with the stencil and it cuts time in a half I've been airbrushing for 32 yrs
Hey Carsten these are the best water based flames Ive seen. I was just curious if maybe when you get a chance you could possibly do another true fire tutorial with a little bit of explaining what or how youre using the tips of your template there with the red on youre first layer and how you decide when youre first layer is good. Thanks so much for taking the time to make these videos teaching us they help us newbies so much! P.S that 3 headed Dragon you did is amazing I watched part 1 twice already about to go watch part 2! Its coming out amazing like all of your artwork!! By the way how many years behind the airbrush do you have Sir? Curious to know how you began airbrushing also and Did you already Draw or Paint prior to picking up the airbrush? Thanks Mate and Have a great rest of youre week!
Thanks really appreciate your comment and glad you liked this vid and you enjoyed the ‘three headed dragon’ vids as well. Great tip re another fire vid, I’ll keep it in mind. And to answer your other question I have been airbrushing since ‘97 and I have always drawn especially skulls lol I used to draw them on my schoolbooks from around grade 6 onwards...may need to do a vid covering my background and how I got started at some stage ? Cheers all the best 👍🏻
Man that was awesome really want to try that
I found some flame stencils to try this once my paint comes in.
I absolute love your videos and learn so much. I do have problems though. I am in south africa and even attempting to find items used is problematic. I have tried multiple places but no luck. There is nothing such as the transfer chalk paper, eraser pensils etc. Where can I get some items without it costing an arm and a leg. I have tried substitutes that are similar and easier to find here but as airbrushing is not widely practiced here the substitute items just give grey hairs lol. Any info you can give me on how to search and where would be greatly appreciated. Even the colours widely used by you guys are extremely difficult to get hold of.
Hi Mate, just getting into airbrushing, bought a Badger 105 and a ruck of Createx Wicked Colors, could you, or have you done a video on the process each time you change colour, for example i start of with red then want to go to white, orange etc but i can`t find any decent tutorial video`s explaining the process of going from one colour to another, how to flush it out and all that, cheers. UK here by the way. Claypole.
Here’s a quick video showing you how I clean my brushes hope it helps :
th-cam.com/video/8dqs7eKmc3k/w-d-xo.html
I live in Texas how could I get the templates for fire from your shop?
Love the vids. Been very helpful for sure.
Thank you appreciate it and happy you enjoy the vids 👍🏼
Perfect
Were all of the colors for this project transparent?
The Helmar Crystal Kote doesn't seem to get very good reviews. I would love to hear of something else with better results?
It was recommended to me by fellow artist and friend Dru Blair and I haven’t looked back I use it for all of our canvas artworks, check with your local art shop and see what else they may have if you want to try something different 👍🏼 cheers
Es una pasada de trabajo la pena mía es que no lo dices en Español de todos modos ENHORABUENA
Thanks for the comment wish I could translate to help you out 👍🏻
So these are considered realistic flamea?
Real Fire is not intended to be a photorealistic representation yet a style of fire which I regularly get asked to airbrush on automotive substrates like motorcycles and cars, if you wish to see a fantastic ‘photorealistic’ painting of fire then check out Dru Blair’s work he specializes in photo realism and one of his class room in a box kits could help you paint a more realistic fire rendering 👍🏻
Where are those links at he's talking about?
Thanks for your comment my links can be found in the description below the video, I did tweak a few video description links to just have my Amazon Influencer page listed (affiliate link) which you can view here :
www.amazon.com/shop/airbrushasylum
This will showcase all the products discussed within my videos hope that helps 👍🏻
Bravo!!!
Great video, but it would be helpful to have the canvas turned toward the camera a little more. just saying......……..
Thank you glad you found it helpful , good point , I will have to give it a try 😉👍🏻
Small scale flames. !/10 RC rock crawler. Must be painted from in side. Please. Airbrusher. Thank you!!!
i thought transparent was made with lots of thinners an little pigment,
Mantap👍👍👍
When are you gonna explain how to make the flames? You're just showing you painting flames and not explaining the shapes and the shading of the flames assuming that everyone is on your level. Your work is outstanding but your lessons are lacking. Explain the shapes you come up with and how to shade them to look like real fire.
1/10 RC rock.
Getting more annoyed. If your intent was to teach how to do the flames then you´ve failed. This is an expert doing his work. Not 1 teaching bit in this. Bullcrap
You arent really telling how to make the flames, but rather assuming that a beginner can follow an expert work. Bad tutorial
Søren Kepler hello I also airbrush and draw cartoons for my family grandkids also my friends their kids they get to color them well any type of experience you may have, sketching stick people whatever give it a try start with your pencils, good Eraser and your imagination, he is the best in my opinion I’ve been following him saving his videos and watching and listening you’ll get it bro, don’t ever give up there’s talent inside you give her a try from Ramona California.🕶