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Check my blog on this... be sure to click on the picture again to get the biggest version. Some detail gets lost when it's smaller.
kermit the dog Says:
Monday, July 16, 2007 @1:25:45 PM
I really like this...is this airbrush? If so, how do you get the finer details?
Louisiana Rose Says:
Sunday, September 21, 2008 @7:44:38 AM
Wow!!! Rooster would love that picture
stanger Says:
Friday, April 17, 2009 @12:43:33 PM
Hi, Kermit... Yup. I sometimes use a Paasche AB airbrush, which is very slow and persnickety, but is capable of spraying a very fine line. For the details on this picture, I used a conventional brush, which is usually faster and easier than firing up the AB. I also use colored pencils and permanent fine-line markers for detail work on occasion. It all depends on how much fine detail there is on a piece.
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