Airbrush Step by Step – July 2019

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Katja Hassler

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Erhart, Steve Gibson, Georg Huber

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Roger Hassler

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Pass word: Tradition

Korean Lion

Lee Kyoungbok from Korea loves to

experiment with extraordinary moti-

ves and image formats. In this case he

is painting a lion portrait which is pro-

vided with a lot of space, background

and a special atmosphere due to its ex-

treme landscape format.

The Mad Hatter

The Hatter is a famous character from

the popular children’s book „Alice‘s Ad-

ventures in Wonderland“. The French

artist Patrice Salé has painted the tea

party host by using a 3D reference.

Pastel meets Airbrush

Graffiti, water color, pencils, spatula

and brush techniques – there’s so much

that can be combined with airbrush

techniques... Presumably, there are not

many airbrush artists who have already

tried pastels. But this is actually the spe-

cialty of Paul Abert from Germany.

Snarling Dragon

Just sketching a dragon by heart – this

is how Rodrick Fuchs had already ama-

zed his students back at the Internati-

onal Airbrush Days 2017. Such a mid-

blowing creature will also be featured

by Rod in the next issue, painted with

Candy colors on a grinded aluminum

panel.