Learn techniques for creating dynamic zombie makeups that will work well for haunted attractions and fancy dress using only and airbrush. Music: www.purple-plan...
Can you tell me the types of paint you use for the body? I tried looking it up but it says normal watered-down acrylic paint is good too? I feel like it's not right....
Acrylic paint is not good for the skin, no. You want to use either a face paint cake make up or an actual airbrush make up designed for use on skin. There are many brands, my favourites are Diamond FX and Proaiir Hybrid.
It really depends on the type of paint you are using and where on the face/body you are painting. I usually float around the 30-35psi range and reduce right down to around 5psi around the eyes and mouth.
Due to the fact that I can’t hear it, it must be my badger million air compressor. If you watch the video on airbrushes and compressors I did it is the larger square blue one
I think Josh really needs to put together a DVD training course!He is just Fricken Incredible!!!!!!!!
Thanks mate. I appreciate your kind words :)
I am loving how comprehensive this tutorial is! Amazing work!
Thanks so much for this zombie tutorial. It’s amazing and it will help me for my hunt job 😊
I wish I could take this much time lol. I usually 30+ actors to do in an hour and half. I do get to spend a little more time on crowd actors though.
Wow this is really cool !
Badass indeed 😎🤟🏼
do you think a semi beginner could dish this out in 10-15 mins? i have about 2 months to practise before opening night
GIRL SAME IM SO NERVOUS
What kinda paint do I need specifically!!?
Can you tell me the types of paint you use for the body? I tried looking it up but it says normal watered-down acrylic paint is good too? I feel like it's not right....
Acrylic paint is not good for the skin, no. You want to use either a face paint cake make up or an actual airbrush make up designed for use on skin.
There are many brands, my favourites are Diamond FX and Proaiir Hybrid.
@@toxicimagestudios9547 Thank you so much! I'm trying to learn airbrush for a job but I wasn't sure what paints to use.
How much pressure do you recommend for airbrushing?
It really depends on the type of paint you are using and where on the face/body you are painting. I usually float around the 30-35psi range and reduce right down to around 5psi around the eyes and mouth.
What airbrush compressor are you using?
Due to the fact that I can’t hear it, it must be my badger million air compressor. If you watch the video on airbrushes and compressors I did it is the larger square blue one
I prefer toilet paper and elmers glue as a base.