7 Things Airbrush Artists Always Do Wrong!

[@sandraghrigsby7858]

Out of all the videos I have watched your technique makes the most sense. You are great 👍

[@ambarkulkarni2772]

This needs to be shown higher up in search.

[@andybowerart]

as usual Marissa your explanations are fun - to the point and extremely relevant - you are a joy to watch and listen to

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

thank you very much! happy you enjoyed it

[@francivalterlimapereira2943]

sensacional aula , valeu pelas dicas ,,😀👍👍👍

[@francescotufoairbrushstudi2085]

not only the video is very useful but you can also explain yourself in a nice and professional way. thanks

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

Grazie mille Francesco! 🙏

[@louisliguore7199]

Thanks for making another vary informative, instructional airbrush video, I learned some things from it

[@WR-yo8ir]

Thanks! A lot of good tips, hope there will be more movies. You are incredibly good at realistic motives and you are a strong name in Airbrush.

[@wulee4880]

Danke für die Tipps, sie werden mir sicher weiterhelfen. Viel Erfolg und Spaß dabei und alles gute weiterhin

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

gerne gemacht! vielen dank :)

[@brunocorreia_arquiteto9741]

Thank you Marisa. :)

[@Orecatmeatprocessors]

Thank you for this very informative airbrush video. I learned many important things from this. I want to paint some realistic pictures and what you have presented will help me a lot. I think you are one of the best airbrush teachers. You cover the things that are most important. As an "old Croker" I don't have a bunch of time left so you helped a lot! Thanks again!

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

you are so welcome, we are very glad to hear your appreciation!

[@chikowhitey]

thank you Marissa.....great video...lots of helpful information

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

you're welcome, thank you, glad you like it!

[@shinezamora4983]

Thanks Marissa, súper Fan of your artwork

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

thank you :) Lovely to hear

[@AndrevwZA]

Excellent info. Thank you.

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

thank you very much!

[@LeandroSilva-su7fm]

Obrigado Marissa show

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

thank you very much!

[@andrescortazar9193]

graciass gracias gracias......infinitas

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

thank you very much!

[@Mocombo67]

Hello Marissa 👋😁 i have seen your picture on tv and i was speechless WOW 😱💥💕💗🌺💗💕💥 absolutely amazing what you do i love it soooo much 🌺 i left a big like from swizerland and wish you all the best and healthy for life 💗💪💗 now you have +1 subscriber from swizerland 🌺👋😊🌺 stay healthy and keep on painting 🌺💕😊💗🌺

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

Thank you! ❤️

[@ekamjotsingh7982]

thanks for this video

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

you are welcome

[@mmotico24]

You are the best!!

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

ネイリストもちこ motico thank you sweetie 😘

[@ekamjotsingh7982]

very helpful :D

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

:D

[@suspensefulness]

Marissa is the Goat of Airbrushing

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

haha thank you :D

[@juanQuedo]

The one dislike is clearly her dog, sitting there like a good boy like "WTF Marissa, you told me my paint was fine".

[@73puppet]

You're so beautiful and lovely voice 😍

[@nickgermano621]

Hi I would like to seriously learn to become an accomplished airbrushing person. I am a 56 year old graphic designer. I live in Minneapolis MN. Do you offer lessons or video series? I purchased hundreds of Bob Ross videos and I now can paint oil landscapes like bob ross=Almost as good as himself! I would like to be an airbrush artist.

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

wonderful! Yes you can learn online in Marissa's LIVE ZOOM courses on www.foxystudio.com or in the AirbrushOnlineSchool.com. For beginning airbrush artists we recommend the monochromatic course here: airbrushonlineschool.com/p/monochromatic-studies

[@suspensefulness]

i read that u work dark to light instead of light to dark on portraits

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

Super Sic-o well that’s true 50% 😅 Marissa works from dark to light if she’s using transparent paint. Otherwise if using opaque colors you are building from light to dark to avoid issues with the infamous “Blue Shift“, this happens when you spray with a light opaque color on top of a darker shade. Hope it helps 😉

[@suspensefulness]

@@AirbrushOnlineSchool thank u...i think its easier for me to learn light to dark building slowly..i have to learn to build slowly...my worst flaw of all🤦🏾‍♂️🤣

[@AirbrushOnlineSchool]

@@suspensefulness you are confusing 2 things, building up slow is the reason for working from dark to light. Dark means dark areas first, while saving or cleaning the lights. You mean working with thin layers of paint, gradually building up darker, and most likely you also save the light, thus doing the same. When working with pre-mixed opaque colors, you work from light to dark, meaning the lightest color first, as you can mix the lightest color due to the white an opaque color contains.

[@suspensefulness]

@@AirbrushOnlineSchool oh okay thank you..