I have the same AB and been doing illustration painting for many years. Absolutely great tip on turning the Mac valve down!!! I’m planning on doing a rodeo barrel racing painting(horse,lady rider) and this fine splatter pattern will be great for the dust/dirt being kicked up. Also loved your Jesus Christ stencil video. God Bess Brother and thanks again 👍👍
Thanks Steve, so glad you are liking the channel. It's nice to hear. Comments like yours is what keeps me going. Making videos is a lot of work but hearing that they may be helping others makes it worth it. Thanks for the support.
Jose, thanks for the question. There is no magic ratio for thinner to paint. You want to reduce until you have good flow for normal painting. No change to perform the technique. Thanks for watching.
Hi Paul. Flicking will not damage the needle. Something would have to come in contact and bend your needle. I have already gotten too close to my panel, hit my panel, and bent my needle. Thanks for the question, and thanks for watching.
Hi Tim. Are you using Createx? If so, shake the bottle really well. Use 4011 at a 50/50 mix. Mix it good, and let it sit for 5 to 10 minutes and then one last mix before you spray.
@@TheAirbrushGarage amazing response time, cheers. No I use acrylic model paints of various types but every one I've used so far I've had this issue. Tried various mixes of paint to thinner, flow improver, water etc. Will give it a go again but mix it as thoroughly as humanly possible and maybe a little thicker than I was.
Troy, I probably could get that to work but I have never owned a single action brush so I'm not sure. What type of airbrushing are you doing? My advice would be to get a duel action airbrush not only to perform a technique like this...it is just more versital. Thank you for the question and thanks for watching.
Definitely going to use the second method for some controlled blood splatter looks for my next project!
Cool. I'm glad you liked the video. Please let me know of any future video you would like to see. Thanks Dan
Another great video. Such USEFUL advice. Also, another one for my library !
John, thank you so much I really appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
I have the same AB and been doing illustration painting for many years. Absolutely great tip on turning the Mac valve down!!! I’m planning on doing a rodeo barrel racing painting(horse,lady rider) and this fine splatter pattern will be great for the dust/dirt being kicked up. Also loved your Jesus Christ stencil video. God Bess Brother and thanks again 👍👍
Thanks Steve, so glad you are liking the channel. It's nice to hear. Comments like yours is what keeps me going. Making videos is a lot of work but hearing that they may be helping others makes it worth it. Thanks for the support.
thanks a lot it really helped me to get structure :)
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching.
Great video, I used a coffee stick for the very first space scene I did and everyone thought I’d done each one individually😂👍🏻
Kevin, very cool. It's nice to hear when people enjoy my video's. Thanks for watching.
Thank you
thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks for the comment. Please let me know what other videos you would like to see.
Amazing!!
How much thinner/water should I use with my paint when doing these techniques?
Jose, thanks for the question. There is no magic ratio for thinner to paint. You want to reduce until you have good flow for normal painting. No change to perform the technique. Thanks for watching.
@@TheAirbrushGarage Thanks! Your video helped me a lot. Looking forward to learn more from you
Jose, thank you.
Does flicking damage the needle
Hi Paul. Flicking will not damage the needle. Something would have to come in contact and bend your needle. I have already gotten too close to my panel, hit my panel, and bent my needle. Thanks for the question, and thanks for watching.
Would be useful, but I want to know how to avoid speckles with white, they seem to make themselves without the need for popsicles 🤦🏻♂️
Hi Tim. Are you using Createx? If so, shake the bottle really well. Use 4011 at a 50/50 mix. Mix it good, and let it sit for 5 to 10 minutes and then one last mix before you spray.
@@TheAirbrushGarage amazing response time, cheers. No I use acrylic model paints of various types but every one I've used so far I've had this issue. Tried various mixes of paint to thinner, flow improver, water etc. Will give it a go again but mix it as thoroughly as humanly possible and maybe a little thicker than I was.
what if its a single action passche?
Troy, I probably could get that to work but I have never owned a single action brush so I'm not sure. What type of airbrushing are you doing? My advice would be to get a duel action airbrush not only to perform a technique like this...it is just more versital. Thank you for the question and thanks for watching.
thank you
Thank you
You're welcome