Airbrushing
An airbrush is commonly used with special fluid acrylic paint and is a good way to blend two or more colours seamlessly. Use this medium for painting murals, colouring 3D models, and creating photorealistic paintings.
Airbrushing allows for smooth, even coats and is ideal for both detailed graphic images and soft, seamless gradients. This method is perfect for artists who want precision and the ability to layer thin coats of paint. To learn more, read our Airbrush Guide.
Airbrush colour is made to have the optimum viscosity for airbrushing techniques. Acrylic ink and watercolour dyes can also be used for airbrushing.
Airbrush mediums can be mixed with most types of acrylic colour to achieve the correct consistency and viscosity for airbrushing techniques.
A range of protective items when working with airbrushes including canvas aprons, artist smocks, facemasks, and latex gloves.
A selection of masking films for masking off areas of work in order to achieve crisp, clean lines and sharp edges in your work.
An airbrush is a tool for applying air-diffused paint onto a surface. A compressor is a source of compressed air that forces the paint through the airbrush.
A selection of accessories for airbrushes including nozzles, valves, adaptors, and cleaning fluid.
A range of varnishes suitable for protecting the acrylic-based colours used for airbrush artworks.
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