Non-Aerosol Spray Method with Mouth Atomizer

You can create spray and splatter textures without electricity and harmful aerosol with the Creative Mark Atomizer. By regulating your breath you can control the atomizer's spray speed and spread. With practice you will be able to spray large amounts of paint evenly and quickly. The Atomizer works with fluid acrylic, watercolor, gouache, ink, fixative, and varnish. You can even use the atomizer to apply fixative or varnish in an eco-friendly non-aerosol way.
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Key Features:
Easy to use
Easy to clean
Wood mouthpiece
Control the spray speed and spread
Eco-friendly, non aerosol spray system
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[@Awed1b]

Thanks for the demo. Okay, here is the question. If I put a fine powder in the cup, like toner from my printer, will the atomizer atomize my powder so that it blows onto the surface I want to wisp with toner?

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

@William Brown It is not recommended to use the mouth atomizer with a powder instead of a liquid. While most printer toners are non-toxic, small particulate matter dispersed in the air can cause eye and lung irritation. You can try mixing the toner with warm water. However, if you are after a dry affect and set on using the powder you can try putting small amounts of toner into a thin straw and using an air blower such as this one: www.jerrysartarama.com/holtz-alcohol-ink-air-blower-v35205 to manually pump air through the straw . We have not tested this, but that way you are able to wear an N95 mask or goggles and reduced your risk of inhalation.

[@Awed1b]

@@JerrysartaramaArtSupply Jerry, Thank you! I hadn't thought of the stuff blowing back onto my face. I was hoping to add a wider-diameter tube to the mouthpiece which then narrowed onto the mouthpiece so that the whole thing could be further from my face while I blew in the larger tube to get my breath passing through the device. Having a dusting bulb like you show in your link might well be the way to go. I want the powder effect for sure, and not liquid. Thanks again, WB

[@832738]

"do not inhale the paint" i think i messed this step up

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

😂 😵

[@Fabiov222]

Why it doesn't work with me?? hahaha I've created one but it ain't blow anything

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Thanks for the question Fabio. It is a slightly tricky tool, but the issue is most likely the angle of the mouth piece and the long tube coming together. It should be a perfect 45 degree angle. If that doesn't work, try adjusting your breath to be stronger!

[@3demnitonal]

Id rather have small co2 cartridges so i dont have to move my head or if you real want to use your breath than put a tube on the back

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Thanks for your feedback Titanium kanine.