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IMG2188.jpgIMG2190.jpgIMG2191.jpg how do you guys do the exercise's every day ? wanna work on the skin texture that one seems damn hard
 

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ranhalen

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you dont have to do them exactly u can incorporate them into drawings or designs, the whole purpose is to build accuracy and muscle memory, like abc not realloy useful until u incorporate them into a word, sentence,parasgraph so forth
 
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FARAM CUSTOMS

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awesome work. control is everything. even when you stencil. takes me about an hour to get warmed up. but they call me shakey. lol.
 
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Stranger375

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Im not working by far as much on the excercise´s as i should be i have to admit lol. Mostly i just wanna paint something and in the end its also a excercise even if your
painting maybe not exaclty turned out how you wanted it, but you also learn from mistakes that you do ;)
 
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ck*

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you dont have to do them exactly u can incorporate them into drawings or designs, the whole purpose is to build accuracy and muscle memory, like abc not realloy useful until u incorporate them into a word, sentence,parasgraph so forth
aw ok, for me thats what helps me get ready to paint , but when i start i seem to forget the exercise's
 

Thomas Barber

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I did the exercises once a good few months after I started messing about with the airbrush. I did better at some than at others. I would rather practice whilst I am airbrushing a picture and i can tell you, for me this seems to work just fine. I will probably try them again in a few weeks and I imagine I will see if im improving or not. But really, like what was mention above, I have been doing these exercises the whole time when I paint. Blends, dots, moving dots, the lot.
 
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