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Aug
14
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Airbrush Shirts
Hi Friends
Fab Airbrush Shirts is all about teaching everyone out there with an interest that they can learn the best airbrush technique and directions to create some really exquisite looking art. This is not an art form that you simply have to sit back and admire and wonder if you could do, you can actually do it. If you are really into creativity and hobbies you want to make the ones you own stand out among the rest, you can learn an airbrushing technique or two. With a few sweeps or an involved mural, your shirts will truly be unique and people will not be able to help but notice them.
If you are not sure whether or not you have the talent to do this art form, you needn’t worry about that, you simply need to have an interest in it and you can probably perfect the techniques in a few weeks time. Before you know it you will be using the airbrush technique you learned on your shirts to really infuse them with your style. Think about it, you can spend hundreds of dollars on special kits and customizing your craft, but nothing makes a shirt as unique and individual as a great airbrush job. And, you do not have to pay an arm and a leg to have your paint job done, instead you can do it yourself to ensure that it is just right and just what you were looking for.
Every airbrush painting technique you could ever need can be learned. There is a ton of information on the Internet including great articles from this site, that will help further your knowledge about this fascinating subject. In various e-books that you can download with the click of a few buttons you will walk away with all the steps needed to work an airbrushing machine, create templates, and make your creative vision come to life on any surface. With step by step guidelines that do not talk down to you or get too technical, you will find that you can pick up this art form quite easily. You may not start out as the next big name in the art world, but in time you can become truly great.
This is an art form you can use in so many ways. When you visit the Internet, you will see an extensive list of all the resources available to you with simple to read and follow e-books. Not only that, some resources have added bonuses to make learning how to airbrush shirts even more worthwhile. What are you waiting for — there is no time like the present to add a personal touch to everything that gets in your way!
To Your Success!
Jase
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Sep
06
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Airbrush Shirts
I really want to get these t-shirts for my friends and I. I want to decide what they say. what is a website/online shop where i can do that? Thank!
ok so @ any micheals or craft store you can get paper for your printer that you print images on put it facedown on a t-shirt and iron over it and its on there 
thats the cheapest way to do it
and @ places like wonderland they do them
good luck!
Sep
06
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I was looking at some of my old artwork. I was disappointed to see how bad the paper has yellowed over the years. I would like to save current artwork from the same fate. Most of my pictures were stored in a cedar chest.
What is the best fix-it for watercolors, pen & ink, or pencil ?
Please tell me how you store your artwork.
I can not afford to have most of my art professional framed.
Use acid free art materials, separate the older, more acidic pieces from the newer, less acidic pieces, and probably store them somewhere other than a cedar chest.
As for storage, store your art in a flat-file, with each piece separated from the others by a piece of acid-free glassine. Glassine is the smooth paper used by art-preservationists and philatelists (stamp-collectors) to protect art and stamps.
De-acidification is a very expensive process, and probably isn't worth it. This process is mostly used on old and rare books.
Sep
06
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Airbrush Shirts
because i have paints that came with my airbrusher (which are Acrylic) so i bought acrylic paints and they were to thick so i tried to thin them out but they didnt work
Dick Blick carries all sorts of paints and inks designed for airbrushing.
http://www.dickblick.com/categories/airbrushcolors/
Sep
06
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Airbrush Shirts
Practice makes perfect, and making airbrush t-shirts is a great way to practice the airbrushing art. Learn how to practice with an airbrushing gun in this free craft video about how to make an airbrushed shirt.
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Sep
06
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u have to watch the whole thing to be extra amazed.
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Sep
06
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The Beatles - Across The Universe
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este video es dedicado especialmente para Anayelli mi novia a quien amooo muchisisisimototototoototote
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Sep
06
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Paper towels are great way to add detail to an airbrushed t-shirt. Learn how to use paper towels in airbrushing with this free craft video about how to make an airbrushed shirt.
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Sep
04
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I'd like to spray-paint a piece of furniture, but I've had problems in the past with painting. I tried painting an end table once, and also some shelves, and both times the paint dried sort of sticky. Even months after it was painted it was still sticky. I'm not sure if it's because I live in a humid area (Houston) or if I'm just using cheap paint. But does anyone know how to avoid the sticky feel after painting?
First of all, did you prime the piece, or just paint it? If you didn't prime, then whatever finish was on the piece will be interacting directly with the paint, which can cause stickiness. Priming the piece creates a barrier between the old finish and the new one, preventing that interaction. There are some paints which have primer in them or which double as primer, look at the label before you buy to find one.
Second, try to pick days that aren't as humid (hard, I know!) and use a fan on the piece while it's drying. Use a good quality paint, not the super-cheap stuff, and that should take care of it. I've had pretty good results with Krylon.
As far as getting rid of the sticky feel on the ones you've already painted, your best bet would be to strip them, prime, and repaint with good paint. Good luck!
Sep
04
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What do I need to get to make airbrush t-shirts and trucker hats? And how much does it usually cost to get an airbrush kit? does it come with colors?
And How do I make them? Pleas tell how and give me some tutorial sites
First, you're gonna need an airbrush. Iwata (a manufacturer) makes an airbrush that's well suited to t-shirt application…the Eclipse. It's a double action (very important) and comes in both a gravity feed, or a siphon feed. I am unsure of the price, for either the airbrush alone, or if a 'kit' exists.
I'd check out Coast Airbrush (www.coastairbrush.com) they're knowledgeable folks, and very helpful. The magazine Airbrush Action (www.airbrushaction.com) has demo's by Terry Hill and other well known t-shirt artists. You could check out airbrushtalk.com for archived demo's.
Bear Air (www.bearair.com) or Dixie Art supplies (www.dixieart.com) as well as Coast airbrush may have kits for you to buy. The only hitch I can see, is getting a compressor or airsource that will keep up with the necessary (roughly) 60 psi to propel the paint used for this type of painting (something like Createx Textile paint. For the hats you may need to get a catalyst to increase the adhesion of the paint to a synthetic surface (trucker hats are typically never cotton).
Good luck…now go throw some paint.
