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Hello
Yet another question!
I'll probably only be able to have my first go at airbrushing on Wednesday (finally!), I just need to fix my filter in a piece of wood that can be easily hanged in eye screws when in use and quickly taken out
While anticipating the moment (ah, the anxiety!), I started to wonder... What's the ideal (or perhaps a good enough to start?) surface to airbrush ?
Also, what's a good inclination? 90 degrees straight from the floor seem bad.. but maybe.. 80? 70?
I imagine that anything less than 60 degrees would be bad too.
Should I try to get an easel or is it common/viable to run without one?
I"m imagining that, for the first few (many?) attempts, I'll stick with a good old piece of A4 paper and practice in there. (Unless, of course, you suggest me something else.)
Thank you very much, again!
Yet another question!
I'll probably only be able to have my first go at airbrushing on Wednesday (finally!), I just need to fix my filter in a piece of wood that can be easily hanged in eye screws when in use and quickly taken out
While anticipating the moment (ah, the anxiety!), I started to wonder... What's the ideal (or perhaps a good enough to start?) surface to airbrush ?
Also, what's a good inclination? 90 degrees straight from the floor seem bad.. but maybe.. 80? 70?
I imagine that anything less than 60 degrees would be bad too.
Should I try to get an easel or is it common/viable to run without one?
I"m imagining that, for the first few (many?) attempts, I'll stick with a good old piece of A4 paper and practice in there. (Unless, of course, you suggest me something else.)
Thank you very much, again!