Flick on Flick off keep the air flowing..... Thank you for sharing... Will definitely try it too. Let the body move with the arms, keep the distance, watch the trigger action, watch the speed, and and and, so much to remember when one just starts. Airbrushtutor for me till now have the best advise, from shapes and lines, dots and dagger strokes reversed dagger exercises, I still think the most important thing is firstly to believe in yourself. Confidence is the key. To focus on one small section of a bigger picture, to imitate the reference over and over again and then only to put them all together, results speak for itself. Focus on the shapes, I dont know yet which I will be using, is it a dot, or a blended dot, is it a line, soft or rough, etc etc, so I try them all. I take a page divide into 8 blocks and trace the same part of a picture in all 8 blocks and try different movements until I figure out which set of movements to use when.... This helps me more than trying to use my airbrush as a coloring pencil... But I have to admit I will try the coloring book exercise, it might just work for me too.