| Model Aircraft Airbrushing Workshop with Bryant Dunbar – Saturday March 21st, 11am to 3pmRegular price: $76.00Sale price: $75.00MAABS Learn valuable model painting techniques from award winning model builder Bryant Dunbar! In this comprehensive workshop sponsored by Grex Airbrush Company and Mission Models Premium Hobby Paints you’ll get some hands on experience and walk away with a painted aircraft. The coarse will cover: -Proper Airbrush Technique -Hobby Paints Tutorial -Paint Preparation -Pre-Shading Panel Lines -Single Color Camouflage Scheme -Post Tinting -Multi-Color Camouflage |
| Model Railroad Airbrushing with Bryant Sunday February 22nd 11am to 2pm Learn valuable model painting techniques from award winning model builder Bryant Dunbar! In this comprehensive workshop sponsored by Grex Airbrush Company and Mission Models Premium Hobby Paints you’ll get some hands on experience and walk away with a painted aircraft. The coarse will cover: -Proper Airbrush Technique -Hobby Paints Tutorial -Paint Preparation -Weathering -Post Tinting |
H.R. (Hans Ruedi) Giger may be the most famous artist to prolifically use an airbrush. The vast majority of his early paintings were done with thinned acrylic paints sprayed through an airbrush. He was very creative in finding objects to use as stencils such as machine parts and templates that he would use in a repetitive manner to create his fantastic and often frightening bio-mechanical creatures and landscapes.
One of the pioneers in bringing airbrush into the world of fine art was an avant-garde artist by the name of Man Ray. Man Ray worked in a variety of materials and was a contributor to the Dada and Surrealist movements. He loved the airbrush for its ability to produce an industrial like appearance with no brush strokes. Around 1919 he produced a series called “Aerographs” in which he used hand made stencils as well as household objects as stencils.
