The Airbrush Master Series is the first complete Airbrush course which covers all different aspects of the Airbrushing field such as, Airbrush Tattoo, Airbrush T-shirts, Automotive airbrush, Airbrush maintenance, trouble shooting the airbrush. In the Airbrush Master Series Airbrush course you will not only be able to learn because of the simplicity of the techniques, but also with the Airbrush Master Series you can go back and review any of the Airbrush techniques at your own convenience

This is the full and complete course.

Disc 1:
Products used
Control Techniques
Practice Skills
Transfering Images
Color & Highlights
Background Scenes

Disc 2:
Surface Prep & Base Coats
Cement (Stone)
Tears (Rips)
Chain
Shattered Glass
American Flag
Sheet Metal
Ice
Wood
Marble
Real Fire
Checkered Flag
Diamond Plate

Disc 3:
Chrome
Traditional & Ghost Flames
Lightning Overlapping Graphics
Barb Wire
Snake Skin

Disc 4:
Advanced Tears
Advanced Fire with Skulls
Burn or Singe
Fire on light background
Blue & Green Real Fire
Advanced Cement Techniques
Advanced Wood Techniques
Advanced Metal Techniques
Quick Fire with Spray guns
Stone Carving
Water Droplets

American Airbrush Association Presents: Vol 01
Basic Airbrush Techniques with Mickey Harris

Learn the basics of how to use your airbrush and the techniques of painting correctly. Mickey Harris takes you step by step thru what you need to know to get up and working quickly. This is an excellent guide for beginner airbrush users.

Learning Airbrush Techniques For Beginners
-Choosing An Airbrush
-How The Airbrush Works
-Beginner Exercizes (Control the ON and OFF of paint)
-distance & angle of the brush
-dots
-flare lines (otherwise known as dagger/flare/rat-tail strokes)
-consistant continual lines
-ladder (control the START and STOP of paint inside a defined area)
-shading techniques (Soft/Hard strokes)

This is a timeless tutorial which is an EXCELLENT video for beginners. If you are just learning the art of Airbrushing, DO NOT miss this one!

The Encyclopedia of Airbrush Tecniques by Michael Leek

A complete A-Z visual directory of airbrushing techniques and how to use them. Using step-by-step demonstrations and the work of a wide variety of professional artists, this book explores all the major methods of working. An initial techniques section shows how basic forms are built up - with guidance on casting shadows, masking, highlighting, ghosting, haloing and more. An inspirational gallery of original work is included with many ideas which will help improve skills and develop individual styles. This comprehensive, informative encyclopedia, is a valuable to addition to the artist's bookshelf.

The first half of Michael E. Leek's Encyclopedia of Airbrush Techniques is devoted to technique and real-world examples of how techniques are used. The second half illustrates themes of professional work, and how they exemplify various techniques and design concepts. To a total beginner, this book is filled with detailed steps and explanations, but does not qualify as a first how-to book. The examples and pictures describe brush technique well enough, but do little to enlighten how and where the masking is applied and removed. The photos range from simple to enticing, and are a good basis for practice ideas and experimenting with the airbrush.

To an intermediate airbrush artist, the techniques are a good example of method, and may help round out a repertoire of skills. Vivid selections of advanced professional airbrush work cry out for a more advanced book of technique combinations.

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