Airbrush Step by Step | No. 58
Step by Steps
Lionfish
Illustration on wood
The Colombian artist Thomas Florez creates a decorative piece in the tradition of brush painting in Florida. With the airbrush he was able to add even more details to it.
Bonnie & Clyde
Helmet Design
After much deliberation and searching for a suitable and unusual helmet design, the German artist André Meckel came across the two most wanted gangsters of the 1930s - Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow.
Danny deVito
Portrait
As you can see in the sympathetic portrait of the Spanish artist Manu Rodriguez, the charismatic actor Danny DeVito has still not lost his hearty laugh even at the age of 75.
Screaming
Portrait
"The current corona hysteria just makes me scream. And since I don't look so good in photos, I'd rather take one from my shootings," says German artist Ralph-Torsten Kolmer about his portrait motif.
Interview
Made in Philippines
Interview with Judas Ikalawa
Midas Bayle Villanueva II aka "Judas Ikalawa" is one of the few artists in the Philippines who can make a living with airbrush art.
Series
Drawing for Airbrush Artists 101 (Part 1)
In order to develop your own artwork ideas and motifs, it is very important even for an airbrush artist to master the basic knowledge of drawing. Dutch artist Bas Maatjes is introducing you to basic techniques that are needed to put your own fantasies on paper.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Airbrush Step by Step No. 58.