Hey Everybody,
@JackEb has asked me to put together some of the practice sheets we have scattered around the forums.
I’ve managed to herd up what I can, but please feel free to add to the content if you have anything I have missed.
The idea behind this first batch (from Alina at Rusairbrush School) is to trace the lines with your airbrush as slow as possible while maintaining a smooth, unbroken line that follows the width as well as the trajectory.
Not as easy as it might seem, but a great exercise.
Here is a link to the video to accompany the work sheets. Good luck and don’t forget to post your efforts!
@JackEb has asked me to put together some of the practice sheets we have scattered around the forums.
I’ve managed to herd up what I can, but please feel free to add to the content if you have anything I have missed.
The idea behind this first batch (from Alina at Rusairbrush School) is to trace the lines with your airbrush as slow as possible while maintaining a smooth, unbroken line that follows the width as well as the trajectory.
Not as easy as it might seem, but a great exercise.
Here is a link to the video to accompany the work sheets. Good luck and don’t forget to post your efforts!
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