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danskustomairbrushing
12-18-2006, 10:20 PM
well I lied its like my third, but this is the first one that I tryed big, I need help, im gonna redo it, because I messed up alot, I started with the eye and I messed up but I kept on going so that I could try every thing else. how do u do eye lashes? do you just do dager stroks that are kinda fuzzy? I tryed that but mine bleed alot pluse I couldent get the effect I wanted? I am trying to learn how to do this portraid so I can give this to ginnies(the one whos in the port) family as remberance. rip ginnie
josie
12-19-2006, 06:35 AM
Hey Dan...i like the mouth and nose....and like what u said about messin up the eyes and keep going...i usually throw everything away when i mess up...Keep it up you are getting there:)
Clinton
12-19-2006, 10:14 AM
This has nothing to do with your work but you spelled Portrait wrong.
I started with the eye and I messed up but I kept on going so that I could try every thing else. how do u do eye lashes? do you just do dager stroks that are kinda fuzzy?
Why fuzzy? If your paint is reduce down enough you should be able turn you pressure down and get a nice sharp line. How close are you working to your surface? Do you spray with the air cap on? What type of paint are you using and on what surface. If you give up the info we'll be able to lend a hand.;)
Steelhorse
12-19-2006, 12:37 PM
Wow Dan! you have grown in leaps and bounds! I can't help with your ?'s but I see that Clinton has chimed in on your art!!! Sounds like your answers are just a few key strokes away from ya!!! Great job! Steel
danskustomairbrushing
12-19-2006, 03:56 PM
This has nothing to do with your work but you spelled Portrait wrong.
Why fuzzy? If your paint is reduce down enough you should be able turn you pressure down and get a nice sharp line. How close are you working to your surface? Do you spray with the air cap on? What type of paint are you using and on what surface. If you give up the info we'll be able to lend a hand.;)
I wanted fuzzy with in reason because that is how the photo is, I cant even do the dager strokes with out them runing, im using hok (sg-100,ru113 50/50 and kk purple) I wanted to do it in a color that is more forgiving, that is why I used purple, I cant take my cap off on this ab(it a bager), but on me my iwatta I can I think the bqager is finer thoe (my iwatta is a .5) how low do u turn your preshure down, I was at like 30 psi(I know its bad habit but a lot of the time when I do other stuff I spray like 50 psi, so this is low to me) Idk how close no more than an inch. It is on a wall in my bed room
Clinton
12-19-2006, 04:19 PM
If your using Uros you should be able to thin it out really well and build in layers. I usually thin 100-200% and build it, this is with acrylic so the uros should lay out nicer. Turn your pressure down to 10psi and just increase a little at a time till you get a nice spray, I usually work at around 12-18 psi on portraits. Last big mural I did was on a wood panel and house paint base and I worked it with 200% thinned shading grey from Golden and average of 18psi and it worked really well. Oh and for those tight lines you need to be pretty close, I actually sometimes get too close. :ohmygod:
danskustomairbrushing
12-19-2006, 04:26 PM
thanks this realy helps, im gonna go pratice some eyes while the kils is drying and then ill re- b/c it (the off white wall color )and give it a nother try is there any tricks to hair?
redanner
07-12-2007, 05:35 PM
Looking good DKA! Was this done on metal and automotive paint?
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