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| Saturday, October 31, 2009 12:56 PM | ||
 Location United Kingdom Hampshire Southampton | Just bought an airbrush and wondering how many of you folks use one and how often you have call for it on a job? Linds x |
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| Saturday, October 31, 2009 5:02 PM | ||
 Location United Kingdom Mid Glamorgan | Slightly different genre to yourself but I have gone over to using 95% airbrush on my bodypainting work |
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| Sunday, November 01, 2009 4:58 PM | |||
 Location United Kingdom Nottinghamshire Nottingham | I've been looking into buying an airbrushing machine but only want to buy one really if it would be worth it i.e use it on most shoots. Did you go on an airbrushing course or anything to know how to use it prior to buying? Also any ideas on price for the machine/kit and price for each foundation/colour? Thanks  Sophie |
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| Sunday, November 01, 2009 5:18 PM | ||
Location United Kingdom Hampshire Southampton | Hi Sophie - I did a 1-day airbrushing course at Guru Make up emporium - taught me how to use it, clean it, unblock it (just incase) different types or airbrush m/up and the different thinners/cleaners needed. Really useful, just need to use it now  I was really impressed with it and how versatile airbrushing can be. Sparmax airbrush cost me £65, Iwata Silver Jet compressor was £135 ish, Kett airbrush bases are £20 for 1oz, I think Temptu ones are around £16 Linds x |
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| Sunday, November 01, 2009 5:22 PM | ||
Location United Kingdom Hampshire Southampton |  Quote from MMM_WOWSlightly different genre to yourself but I have gone over to using 95% airbrush on my bodypainting work John, Love your work - especially the new main pic. Does the airbrushing speed things up for you, or does it mean you can be more creative with your designs? Or both, I guess! 
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| Wednesday, November 04, 2009 4:12 PM | |||
 Location United Kingdom Staffordshire | Im with MMM_WOW as in my genre of makeup is a little different to yourself but i LOVE my airbrushes. You can not get a more smooth base than when you use an airbrush, and its a time saver too :) | ||
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| Friday, November 06, 2009 7:31 AM | ||
Location United Kingdom Mid Glamorgan | Quote from LindsaySianSnuggs John, Love your work - especially the new main pic. Does the airbrushing speed things up for you, or does it mean you can be more creative with your designs? Or both, I guess! To be honest, the time element isnt really that much different , BUT the end results are so much better and i am having a lot more fun with it plus it seems to stretch me a lot more. I love the seamless layering, and the ease of blending, plus as a male i get to talk about machines and guns as well as makeup |
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| Friday, November 06, 2009 7:37 AM | |||
 Location United Kingdom Cornwall | John, I HATE YOU!  that is some awesome airbrush work! Its hard enough on paper to get anything close to that, but on a human!!! Thats just ace!! |
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| Friday, November 06, 2009 12:37 PM | ||
Location United Kingdom Mid Glamorgan | Quote from chrisriccio John, I HATE YOU! that is some awesome airbrush work! Its hard enough on paper to get anything close to that, but on a human!!! Thats just ace!!Aww shucks , thankyou just a bit of practise and a few lessons from the best in the game, none of it is rocket science,.Always helps to have a good model to work on and a good photographer to capture it though john |
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