beginner reading

[Clutch]

Was wondering if there is anything I should think about picking up to read?? Anyone have any solid suggestions to read in order to help a noob progress?

 

[haasje dutchairbrush]

These books (there are lots ofc but these stand out for me) might not be airbrush specific but will help as it gives a greater understanding of the theory behind painting/drawing which airbrushing ofc is.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/07...17145&creative=399369&creativeASIN=0740797719

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s... of the brain&sprefix=drawing+,stripbooks,335

 

[Madbrush]

Was wondering if there is anything I should think about picking up to read?? Anyone have any solid suggestions to read in order to help a noob progress?

I used to be addicted to the Dandy and the Beano but I found they didn't help at all when it came to airbrushing or art in general although I sometimes used to draw the characters from both of those

Seriously, this forum has come a long way and has amassed quite a data base of facts and choices so there is quite a lot you could learn here with a little research and for whatever you can't find there is a bunch damn cool people just waiting to answer your questions, but there are also an array of different magazines available and many of these have some excellent SBS's within.

 

[WhiteKnight]

I am currently reading "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" by Betty Edwards which I recommend

 

[Strictly Attitude]

painting beautiful skin tones with color & light by Chris Saper

Step-by-Step Studio: Drawing Lifel ike Subjects: A complete guide to rendering flowers, landscapes, and animals

 

[Clutch]

thank you guys I did pick up "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" today.. so far has been a real good read.... and @Madbrush I agree this forum has been jam packed with people eager to lend a hand and give constructive opinions.. I will look into these other suggestions from @Strictly Attitude as well.