Painting a Toyota Supra | Acrylic & Airbrush
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2023
- In this video I'm painting a MK5 Toyota Supra as well as sharing my thoughts on Artwork Style.
Style is an interesting topic- how we find our own style and what influences us is really interesting. I personally follow more portrait and graffiti artists then car artists simply because I want to see and enjoy different artwork. How we each arrive at our style though is a continuous journey and I like to experiment and change things up to see what works and what doesn't.
Painting:
Acrylics on 24"x30" Masonite Panel
Liquitex Paints
Createx / Wicked Paints
Iwata Custom Micron Airbrush
Website:
www.artofchrisdunlop.com/shop
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I love that the dynamic messy part breathes through not only the final piece but also throughout the whole painting process.
Hey Chris! I keep commenting how big of a fan I'm off your art and what a huge inspiration it is for me to see you work, but I wanted to add that this kind of video where you give us a bit of insight on your thoughts and your process is amazing and would love to see it explored further in the future!
I totally get when you say how much you plan and how much things just happen, because to me most of the time I start with an idea but later on I feel the illustration is doing itself. Like it speaks to me and tells me where it wants us to go.
I guess that's inspiration 😅
Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing ❤
Hey thank you so much for the feedback! To be honest im never sure if there's anything valuable in these vids to make them worth to keep doing, but I'll certainly keep that in mind. Thank you again!
Your artwork is AWESOME!!!
I love your artwork and I'm currently learning how to paint cars, which your video helps a lot. Was hoping you can paint a vintage Ford Mustang sometime! Would love to see more of your videos!
Absolutely incredible! From the start to the finish. Fantastic Composition. It looks fast and sleek. The attention to detail where you needed it is perfect. Jealous as! Great stuff!
You’re outrageously talented!
You are a dope artist.
Thank you🤘
Love the video man!!
Thanks man!
Love your painting style. And it goes very well with the perspective that you decide to use for painting your subject!!!
Thanks so much! Composition is super important- without a good layout/perspective no amount of paint will make it work 😉
wow
thank you
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤i am now ur followwe thanks to forest auto😊😊
Im an artist. Glass. When i started i copied a lot of stuff to get comfortable. Found my own way w my focus. I tell ppl who ask how to do most things. Some of my linework (i guess we use the same jargon) i dont let go yet taken 4 years to understand but, most things: abcxyz. Im gonna use some ai created images, project em up on a canvas and deconstruct em. Get the idea in but like in a dream. If that makes sence. Hard for me to take an idea from my head to paper cuz im not the fastest drawer or i get dustracted. Using ai ti get the idea on paper and refining it... lol plus i get to stick it to the machines. Love the piece man.
I love your style ❤
Thank you😁
Gorgeous painting! Love seeing and hearing your process!
Thank you so much, friend! 🙏😁 it’s literally like watching paint dry 🫠
@@cruizin4customs😂
One of my favourites 👌
Right on!
That was amazing dude. Great talk and amazing final piece!
Chris. This is just incredible! Love the work. Always seem to amaze me.!
Hey thank you so much!
@@cruizin4customs Nice to see you covering some acrylic painting videos on your channel. The Green Mclaren video was SICK!! Very inspiring!
As beautiful as always Chris!
Thank you!
Voce é minha inspiração
I don't know how you did it, but you managed to make an ugly car look good. Amazing!
Its funny you say that- I was originally going to talk in this video about the styling of this car and how it actually grew on me the more I worked on this painting
Would love to see you do a GR86 ❤️
Sounds like fun😎
Noice
Thaaank you
Hey! Question for you. If I remember correctly, there was a couple videos you had posted earlier, one was the VW bug front fender shot. The VW had almost a rainbow effect in it's colour. The other one was the '55 gasser black and grey (drippy looking) painting. Did you take them down? I was hoping to see them again.
Hey! The colorful VW Bug is definitely still on here -> th-cam.com/video/quROKI27wh8/w-d-xo.html
The 55 Gasser tho im not sure if I had ever posted a full video of that one
Hey Chris,
What brand /size brush do you prefer/ is you're go to?
Awesome. I liked how you could wipe away the paint early on, did you use any thinner on the rag? I use that technique with oils, but when I've tried that with acrylic the paint dries so fast, I end up doing 'messy' around the subject area to keep it clean. Doesn't look as free & loose.
Have you ever tried using liquitex through the micron?
Great question- I keep the acrylics very wet in the initial stages so I can wipe away paint like I would if I was working with oils. Has to be done quick, but is totally doable and the rag is clean/dry. You can use liquitex thru a micron but it sort of reinvents the wheel- createx makes awesome paints that work great with the micron
@@cruizin4customs Cool. This is similar technique I use for oil portraits. I'm struggling to replicate the same workflow with acrylics & semi transparent airbrush. I'm using soft body liquitex with a .3mm nozzle. Was doubting that I could go for a .2 or smaller. Did you use heavy body? Paint looks good & thick and vibrant as well.
In the beginning of this one I used Liquitex Basics actually. The viscosity of paint thru the airbrush would determine how fine you can go, and also dont reduce with water lol that will only make things more challenging. When I switch between oils and acrylics I use the same process for both mediums so its definitely doable
@@cruizin4customs I've always used water and mixed it straight on a palette ala Drew Struzan lol. Prob why I have a love/hate relationship cleaning the Iwata nozzles lol. If airbrush reducer helps slow the drying time I'll defo give it a go, especially for background stuff.