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Should I allow it to dry after the sanding/leveling with tape knife step? That is, should I let it dry before polishing with a cloth/shop towel? I am concerned that if I don't, the slurry that is filling the cracks will get wiped off. Thank you so much for this video!!

Thank you! Yes, this does help.

Question can the needle of the Sotar could be use in an Iwata? Since it seems to be a good quality and not so expensive.

Brilliant video mark thanks for sharing your work 👍

Try in the UK.. Wet summers, wet winters, wet sprints, wet autumn.. And especially wet on rainy days, but it's still wet on Sunny days

le Sp 20 aussi et fantastique.

Et oui sparmax fait partie maintenant de l'enseigne iwata qui a racheté cette marque.

Just watched the video. Great, thought I, I will watch the next one... er... where is it? Then I looked at the posted date... Ah phooey! Very much looking forward to the next instalment. Thanks for a great vid. 🖖

Sir... Which color to use please tell me

Excellent dear sir ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Absolutely love your work. Your videos and instructions are so inspirational. Thank you.

Very helpful! thank you!

The single action valve is intended for use with simple compressors that lack automatic stop/start, as they don’t like having the airflow blocked.

Excellent test. after watching the wideo, I decided to buy this airbrush. Thx

thx u my brother...was getting frustrated

Question I do a lot of metal work and I’m always painting my projects. I wanted to get an airbrush for when I’m stenciling. Can I use enamel and lacquer in an airbrush? I’ve never used one. I’m just curious.

Amazing well done Mark nice to see you using other paint/ink it's very difficult to get airbrush paint in south Africa nice to learn about inks ect well done keep up the good work cheers Trev 🍻

whip off paint bottles after use

Fantastic

I think you are one the best teachers on social media my favorite.

Awsome first stage on the lady brilliant 👍

Quality videos week after week. Keep doing your thing! 😎

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Thanks!

Thanks

Great instructional video, I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos!

Do you have online classes?

Wow, you are a Master! And your work 😮. So glad I discover your channel.

Another great tutorial, how would you compare ink to illustration createx color?

Great tutorial! Superb production values! Thank you for doing these wonderful videos, I can always learn something from them!

Also using Schminke paints and im very pleased, they erase from Fabriano 140 lbs smooth paper and also Arches 140 lbs hot pressed. Nice tutorial Mark, i rushed from work when i got the notification on the video😂

Great lesson and Schmincke review ! Thank you for the share Mark 💐

It would be pretty sweet to see some opaque underpainting glazed with transparents.

Thank you Mark. I'm a fan of your portrait work. It is very inspirational to watch your detail come together. The depth you achieve is fantastic and learning anatomy is an added bonus. I look forward to your tutorials and appreciate all your content. Thanks for the lessons

Thanks Mark I'm into automotive art and not skilled enough for photo realism yet but great to watch 😊😊

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Would it be easier if you use the start out color over the whole face, And then switch to the next color and do the whole face. In this way, you would not have to switch colors in the air brush pin so much.

I said it before your an Amazing teacher I watched hundreds of airbrush videos and your abilities to articulate your approach makes me safe to try and follow along,

Your tutorials have helped me so much I never ever did portraits 4 months ago no I’m on my 5 th portrait and the improvement I’ve made is incredible from watching yourself and other great artists like dru great vid and thanx again wud love to get your r opinion on my work at some stage 🙏🏼

💪😎🎸 KILLA 🎸 i am leaning a lot 🦇

This is my biggest problem with airbrushing. To Gesso to get a smooth surface is messy beyond belief and time consuming. Other surfaces like airbrush paper and clayboard are expensive especially for practice and learning. When all said and done basic cartridge paper is fine as long as you don’t want to erase and by learning to airbrush without erasing opens so many doors for substrate choices.

The way I do it is instead of pulling the gesso in the same direction each time, pull from left to right, then top to bottom. This allows the gesso to get into those low lying areas where pulling in one direction doesn't quite do it. It will eliminate having to go back a re-sand those trouble areas. You may still have to do it, but there won't be as many to do. Also, on the first pass, if you DO apply some pressure to the taping knife, if forces the gesso into the canvas and covers those low lying areas. Not a lot of pressure, you just want to slightly impress the gesso into the canvas instead of merely on the canvas. On the second (or third) coats, no pressure is needed. I pull the slurry from left to right, top to bottom. Comes out smooth as glass.

This is great!! I'm going to Dru Blair's "School of Realism" this Fall for two classes - Concepts of Realism and Portrait Painting. Dru Blair got his start in a town that's pretty close to me, Myrtle Beach SC., airbrushing T-Shirts for tourists on the Boulevard. He now does workshops all over the world and if I'm not mistaken, he worked with Createx to invent the "Illustration Color Line" you like.

I have one of these and I think it's pretty good for the price! With the design of the cup, I think it's more suited for thinner paints. They flow through the opening better. I don't have any complaints about it's performance, though.

Hi, could i use aaa industrial thinner for cleaning this Harder and Steenbeck Airbrush.I have been using this thinner for other Airbrush cleaning

And heres a fact. Double action is a marketing trick to sell you a cheap trigger that literally is missing parts to reduce costs. All those 10 ABs are double action and low cost product cheats.

I blast gt85 through mine between sessions, keeps everyone lubed and breaks down any paint, then next sesh full air power and water and im back in the game

Outstanding job !! Awesome video verry informative , what type of printer u used ! What type of printer you recomade ? Thank you in advence !!

"White" isn't a color. "White" is the absence of color. "Black" is all the colors, except "White" because "White" is the absence of color. "Black" mixed with the absence of color "White" decreases the color "Black" to form "Grey" by removing color and lightening the shade. By contrast, you cannot produce "cold". You can only remove "heat". This is a law of thermodynamics. The removal of "heat" lowers the temperature to produce "cold". This is how your freezer and air conditioner works. The removal of color produces "cold". Cold is "White" like snow and ice. The above has nothing to with race because there actually are no "White" or "Black" races. If the "White" woman in the above images were actually "White", she would blend in with the "White" background all the images are superimposed upon. As one can clearly see, she's not "White". NOBODY IS, just as nobody is "Black". There is no such thing as a "Black" race nor is there any such thing as a "White" race. There are only shades of brown in the races and ethnicities of humans. Some are darker, some are lighter. We are all human. This could be perhaps the reason artists often (but not always) see the beauty in all people.

Vallejo Model Air is notorious for tip dry until I discovered a solution using Vallejo Flow Improver (70%), Vallejo Airbrush Thinner (20%) and Vallejo Retarder Medium (10%) …I mix in a Vallejo plastic bottle, 35 ml. I thin Vallejo Model Air 1:1 with this solution and it sprays with barely if any tip dry; trigger control as you stated combined with this mixture is key. Takes a little longer to dry but I can mask the next day without any paint being removed. This concoction also works with Mission Models Paint (Createx family). I can honestly say that this mixture allows me to spray as effortlessly as using lacquers; absent their toxic fumes. Peace