Most thorough, clear and relevant content I’ve found...also UK relevant...can’t tell you how much time I wasted trying to source “poster board”...thankfully I found this guy. Top notch stuff...thankyou
Hi Mark, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave these kind words, the comment, and the great feedback, I really appreciate it :) when i first started i spent a while looking for poster board as well, but couldn't find anything here in the UK. Still not sure weather you can get it here.
Hi Joseph, Thank you very much for watching, and for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback I really appreciate it :) Yes, there are loads of caps out there, these are just a few of them you can get :) It's also nice to hear that the series is helping you learn :)
The quality of your tutorial videos have been fantastic! Well thought out and thorough while also succinct. I love the scientific approach you've taken to this and the texture video, with only changing one variable at a time. So great to see all these cap lines side by side. I'm taking my own art to the next level at the moment and experimenting with a wide variety of cans and caps. One thing I'm wondering, (can cover this in a video, or answer the comment) how you maintain your caps and cans as you start to grow a collection. From cleaning the caps after each use to replacing them entirely after each painting session or even just using a select few caps and swapping them onto each can as you go through a painting. Really curious as to what experienced artists have found as effective methods.
Hi JT, Wow! Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to leave this great comment and fantastic feedback and question i really appreciate it :) I use the same cap on each individual can until it blocks up , then i replace it with a new cap, but after each painting i do, i just clean the cap around the nozzle where the paint come's out hope this helps
Hi Ellony, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, and feedback, it’s really appreciated :) Glad to hear you it was just what you wanted :)
Hi Miley, No problem, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this great comment, and the fabulous feedback, I really appreciate it :)
Great video again very helpful 😃. I bought some the caps to try 😀. Atm the ones I'm using are spraying but leaving drips I've tryed scraping the dry paint it off with the knife but still get drips , can I wash the caps under warm water to clear them ? Or will that wreck them ? Or should I just buy more ? I Didn't know about the differen't pressure cans I'll need to get some low pressure ones , when I was spraying it's was leaving small puddles of paint when I was trying to make star lines . thanks again
Hi Allan, Sorry for the late response, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, feedback, and the question I really appreciate it :) What caps are you using which are dripping? Washing them in water won't work as spray paint is water repellent, Nail polish remover with Acetone in it will work tho, I've tried it and it worked well, you can also scrape the paint off that builds up around the nozzle, that will also cause some drips/spitting if the nozzle is not clean. If you are leaving small puddles of paint when doing things like the lines on the stars you are pressing the cap down to much which lets more paint out, next time you try doing them try pressing the cap lighter that way you will have less paint come out and then it won't pool :) hope this makes sense :)
@@JonBarberArt Hi John , no probz . That's great thanks for that yeah all makes sence , I actually watched your tutorial video about the different caps so I bought a heap off them and been finding the drip not so much and ive been wiping them after using , but I'll definitely try the nail polish remover as well . Had a wee practice at the stars today as well was still getting drips but I'll try the less pressure on the cap next time . Thanks very much great help John 👍
Hi Howard, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this comment, feedback and question it's very appreciated :) No i don't do that Howard and never have done, i just put them back on the shelf when i'm finished with them, and when i use them again i just clean the cap off before using them again, i never had no problems with the cans doing it that way :)
No Problem Howard, Happy to help :) Yes if it's all mixed up then you most probably put a bit to much paint down but you'll get used to how much to put down as you do more :)
I have been using the Montana Gold Stock Cap, and I am having issues with drips. Is it something I am doing wrong or do you recommend switching caps? Which caps do you normally use?
Hi Kurt, Thank you for the comment and question it's really appreciated :) Do you clean the caps before you use them again, like around where the paint comes out? I normally use skinny caps but there's always a chance that you might get drips if you don't clean the caps after using them or before using them on your next painting hope this helps :)
This is 1 of the most informative videos i've seen, i love doing spray art and i know this is going to take my paintings to a different level, thanks Jon 👍👍
Hi Kevin, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave these kind words, the comment, and the feedback I really appreciate it :) Glad to hear that the video will help you :) :)
Hi Scotty, Thank you so much for watching, and for taking the time to leave these kind words and this comment and feedback I really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear that my tutorials are helping you learn :) I hope you will enjoy the rest of the tutorials in the series :)
Love watching your videos and have just started trying to do this myself, I’ve used black and white only. Could you recommend how many colours as a minimum and which colours to choose to give a good range of options. Cheers.
Hi Lee, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and question it's really appreciated :) It's also nice to hear that you enjoy watching my video's :) You definitely need black and white and for colours choose the one's you like :) maybe 8-10 different colours , you can always mix 2 colours to make a different colour , for this tutorial series i have around 10 different colours but won't be using them all at first, for the first few videos it'll be black and white and a max of 3 colours as you don't need that many colours if you are just starting out hope this helps , If you need any more help just ask :)
Hi Emperorchocopanda, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback it's really appreciated :) Also it's nice to hear you found it helpful :)
Hi, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback i really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear you love my video's :) Yes give it go it's good fun i really enjoy painting with spray paint :)
Hi Emilio, Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to leave this comment and fab feedback it's really appreciated :) Also glad to hear you found the video helpful :)
Hi Bizzymuma, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback it's really appreciated :) I would say the same as bigbuckuk have a look on the internet to see if there are company's that sell and ship paint to you that is most probably the best way to find a good choice of paints, hope this helps:)
Hiiiii just wondering, what type of paper/board you use for this art and where you get it??? I've been struggling to find anything as I'm not sure what to look for ^^"
Hi Blue Rose, Sorry for the late response, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, and the question, I really appreciate it :) I'm using glossy paper, i found mine on the internet, but i also paint on canvas as well hope this helps :)
Hi 9AYR, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this fab comment and feedback it's really appreciated :) Also it's nice to hear that you are learning from my video's i'm happy to help :)
Hi Mercenary, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment I really appreciate it :) Glad to hear you find it interesting :)
Hi Ethan, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this comment and question I really appreciate it :) I was about 4 inches above the sheet when i sprayed them hope this helps :)
Hi Har100ley, Thank you very much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment and question, it’s really appreciated :) I have only ever had two cans that have blocked/ stopped spraying and both the times i just put them to one side, because most of the time once the cans block/stop spraying there's nothing you can do to get them spraying again :(
Do they make female caps that have different spray patterns like the male caps in this video??? i don't know where you are but here in the US the over the counter spray paint cans from major brands like rustoleum and krylon all use female caps, i wished they used male caps as i have on occasion knocked new cans off on the floor which broke off the male tube coming out of the can leaving me with full cans of paint i can't get the paint out of.
Hi Abruptly, Thank you very much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, and the question I really appreciate it :) Almost all the different brands i have used which is over 20 in the UK all have male caps apart from 1 which was car spray paint, So i'm not sure if they do make female caps with different patterns like the male ones in this video, Sorry, But if they are clogging try phoning the spray paint company you are using or e-mail them and ask if they sell or can send you some replacements caps for the ones not working :) I'm not sure how you would go about replacing the tube in the cans tho, but you could try pulling the broken one out, then if you have a male cap try that on it to see if it will spray or not, it might work it might not but its worth a try, hope this helps :)
There are several places online that sell a variety of female caps for male cans like Rustoleum or Krylon. Some specialty paint shops also sell adapters that will allow you to use male caps on male cans.
Hi Oakley, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and question it’s really appreciated :) You can buy these and lots of different caps from places that sell spray paint art supplies, Just have a look on the internet for suppliers that sell spray paint supplies hope this helps :)
Hi Don, Thank you very much for the comment and feedback it's really appreciated :) To be honest i've been thinking of buying one just need to have a look at them and see which is good for what i need it for :)
Most thorough, clear and relevant content I’ve found...also UK relevant...can’t tell you how much time I wasted trying to source “poster board”...thankfully I found this guy. Top notch stuff...thankyou
Hi Mark, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave these kind words, the comment, and the great feedback, I really appreciate it :) when i first started i spent a while looking for poster board as well, but couldn't find anything here in the UK. Still not sure weather you can get it here.
I had no idea that there were so many caps. I'm really learning from this series. On to Ep #3.
Hi Joseph, Thank you very much for watching, and for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback I really appreciate it :) Yes, there are loads of caps out there, these are just a few of them you can get :) It's also nice to hear that the series is helping you learn :)
The quality of your tutorial videos have been fantastic! Well thought out and thorough while also succinct. I love the scientific approach you've taken to this and the texture video, with only changing one variable at a time. So great to see all these cap lines side by side.
I'm taking my own art to the next level at the moment and experimenting with a wide variety of cans and caps. One thing I'm wondering, (can cover this in a video, or answer the comment) how you maintain your caps and cans as you start to grow a collection. From cleaning the caps after each use to replacing them entirely after each painting session or even just using a select few caps and swapping them onto each can as you go through a painting. Really curious as to what experienced artists have found as effective methods.
Hi JT, Wow! Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to leave this great comment and fantastic feedback and question i really appreciate it :) I use the same cap on each individual can until it blocks up , then i replace it with a new cap, but after each painting i do, i just clean the cap around the nozzle where the paint come's out hope this helps
Awesome spray skool! Just what we wanted..
Hi Ellony, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, and feedback, it’s really appreciated :) Glad to hear you it was just what you wanted :)
Thank you John for taking the time to make this very informative video! You are a great teacher who can unpack the details for anyone to understand 👍
Hi Miley, No problem, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this great comment, and the fabulous feedback, I really appreciate it :)
Thanks for sharing. Have a great day
Thank you Dixit for taking the time to leave this comment it's really appreciated :)
Great video again very helpful 😃. I bought some the caps to try 😀. Atm the ones I'm using are spraying but leaving drips I've tryed scraping the dry paint it off with the knife but still get drips , can I wash the caps under warm water to clear them ? Or will that wreck them ? Or should I just buy more ? I Didn't know about the differen't pressure cans I'll need to get some low pressure ones , when I was spraying it's was leaving small puddles of paint when I was trying to make star lines . thanks again
Hi Allan, Sorry for the late response, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, feedback, and the question I really appreciate it :) What caps are you using which are dripping? Washing them in water won't work as spray paint is water repellent, Nail polish remover with Acetone in it will work tho, I've tried it and it worked well, you can also scrape the paint off that builds up around the nozzle, that will also cause some drips/spitting if the nozzle is not clean. If you are leaving small puddles of paint when doing things like the lines on the stars you are pressing the cap down to much which lets more paint out, next time you try doing them try pressing the cap lighter that way you will have less paint come out and then it won't pool :) hope this makes sense :)
@@JonBarberArt Hi John , no probz . That's great thanks for that yeah all makes sence , I actually watched your tutorial video about the different caps so I bought a heap off them and been finding the drip not so much and ive been wiping them after using , but I'll definitely try the nail polish remover as well . Had a wee practice at the stars today as well was still getting drips but I'll try the less pressure on the cap next time . Thanks very much great help John 👍
Just realised this is the cap video 😂 watched this video and bought I heap of the caps*
Hi John do you hold your cans upside down to clean the caps does it work keep up the great videos love the channel
Hi Howard, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this comment, feedback and question it's very appreciated :) No i don't do that Howard and never have done, i just put them back on the shelf when i'm finished with them, and when i use them again i just clean the cap off before using them again, i never had no problems with the cans doing it that way :)
Thanks for answering my question John I did my first painting today the black and white mixed together I think I used too much paint
No Problem Howard, Happy to help :) Yes if it's all mixed up then you most probably put a bit to much paint down but you'll get used to how much to put down as you do more :)
I have been using the Montana Gold Stock Cap, and I am having issues with drips. Is it something I am doing wrong or do you recommend switching caps? Which caps do you normally use?
Hi Kurt, Thank you for the comment and question it's really appreciated :) Do you clean the caps before you use them again, like around where the paint comes out? I normally use skinny caps but there's always a chance that you might get drips if you don't clean the caps after using them or before using them on your next painting hope this helps :)
This is 1 of the most informative videos i've seen, i love doing spray art and i know this is going to take my paintings to a different level, thanks Jon 👍👍
Hi Kevin, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave these kind words, the comment, and the feedback I really appreciate it :) Glad to hear that the video will help you :) :)
Excellent information! Thank you for this tutorial, Jon! Wishing you a happy weekend a that you stay safe and continue to be well. Hugs!
Hi Cheryl, Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to leave this comment and fab feedback it's really appreciated :) :) :)
@@JonBarberArt 🥰😎
Very informative videos man. Learning loads from them. Will be watching the series👍🤜
Hi Scotty, Thank you so much for watching, and for taking the time to leave these kind words and this comment and feedback I really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear that my tutorials are helping you learn :) I hope you will enjoy the rest of the tutorials in the series :)
Thank you for pointing out different tips. I really thought you were going to play chopsticks on the keyboard 🤣
Love watching your videos and have just started trying to do this myself, I’ve used black and white only. Could you recommend how many colours as a minimum and which colours to choose to give a good range of options. Cheers.
Hi Lee, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and question it's really appreciated :) It's also nice to hear that you enjoy watching my video's :) You definitely need black and white and for colours choose the one's you like :) maybe 8-10 different colours , you can always mix 2 colours to make a different colour , for this tutorial series i have around 10 different colours but won't be using them all at first, for the first few videos it'll be black and white and a max of 3 colours as you don't need that many colours if you are just starting out hope this helps , If you need any more help just ask :)
Thanks so much dude! This was definitely helpful! There's so many caps to try. Appreciate it!
Hi Emperorchocopanda, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback it's really appreciated :) Also it's nice to hear you found it helpful :)
Love the vids I really wanna get into spray paint art. I've seen the videos for awhile but now I really want to get into it
Hi, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback i really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear you love my video's :) Yes give it go it's good fun i really enjoy painting with spray paint :)
Thank you very helpful information can't wait for your next video big fan of your channel
Hi Emilio, Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to leave this comment and fab feedback it's really appreciated :) Also glad to hear you found the video helpful :)
I really appreciate the tutorial. I just hope I can find a greater variety of sprays where I am than I have so far, once I get better
Can you not buy online bro? I dont know any local stores that sell the quality i can buy online.. graffcity is good if you are in the uk.
Hi Bizzymuma, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback it's really appreciated :) I would say the same as bigbuckuk have a look on the internet to see if there are company's that sell and ship paint to you that is most probably the best way to find a good choice of paints, hope this helps:)
Hi Bigbuckuk, Thank you for replying to Bizzymuma i really appreciate it :)
@@JonBarberArt We are a community, i learn so much from youtube, happy to help others when i can.
Thanks for all the input. I'm in the Caribbean, so certain types of import items need licenses or not permitted in air post.
Hiiiii just wondering, what type of paper/board you use for this art and where you get it??? I've been struggling to find anything as I'm not sure what to look for ^^"
Hi Blue Rose, Sorry for the late response, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, and the question, I really appreciate it :) I'm using glossy paper, i found mine on the internet, but i also paint on canvas as well hope this helps :)
Really great content Jon...I am learning so much from you...
Hi 9AYR, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this fab comment and feedback it's really appreciated :) Also it's nice to hear that you are learning from my video's i'm happy to help :)
what is the type of paint spree you use for that beautiful art you make
Hi Sivago, Thank you for the comment and question it's really appreciated :) I use Montana spray paint for my art :)
This is so interesting
Hi Mercenary, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment I really appreciate it :) Glad to hear you find it interesting :)
AWESOME CONTENT!!!!!
Hi K.A, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback it's really appreciated :)
About how high off the card did you hold the cans as you sprayed them?
Hi Ethan, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this comment and question I really appreciate it :) I was about 4 inches above the sheet when i sprayed them hope this helps :)
How to clean a can if it stops spraying? Solvent cleaning is very temporary
Hi Har100ley, Thank you very much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment and question, it’s really appreciated :) I have only ever had two cans that have blocked/ stopped spraying and both the times i just put them to one side, because most of the time once the cans block/stop spraying there's nothing you can do to get them spraying again :(
Do they make female caps that have different spray patterns like the male caps in this video???
i don't know where you are but here in the US the over the counter spray paint cans from major brands like rustoleum and krylon all use female caps, i wished they used male caps as i have on occasion knocked new cans off on the floor which broke off the male tube coming out of the can leaving me with full cans of paint i can't get the paint out of.
Hi Abruptly, Thank you very much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, and the question I really appreciate it :) Almost all the different brands i have used which is over 20 in the UK all have male caps apart from 1 which was car spray paint, So i'm not sure if they do make female caps with different patterns like the male ones in this video, Sorry, But if they are clogging try phoning the spray paint company you are using or e-mail them and ask if they sell or can send you some replacements caps for the ones not working :) I'm not sure how you would go about replacing the tube in the cans tho, but you could try pulling the broken one out, then if you have a male cap try that on it to see if it will spray or not, it might work it might not but its worth a try, hope this helps :)
There are several places online that sell a variety of female caps for male cans like Rustoleum or Krylon. Some specialty paint shops also sell adapters that will allow you to use male caps on male cans.
I knew there was a lot of difference but had no idea there we so many caps.
Hi Don, Thank you for the comment it's really appreciated :) Yes there loads, this is just a handful of caps you can buy in this video :)
What cap do you use?
Hi Nathan, Thank you for the comment and question it's really appreciated :) I use skinny caps hope this helps :)
where can you buy these caps?
Hi Oakley, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and question it’s really appreciated :) You can buy these and lots of different caps from places that sell spray paint art supplies, Just have a look on the internet for suppliers that sell spray paint supplies hope this helps :)
Also, love the tutorial series, might invest in a better microphone.
Hi Don, Thank you very much for the comment and feedback it's really appreciated :) To be honest i've been thinking of buying one just need to have a look at them and see which is good for what i need it for :)
Male cap on male can- gay paint