speaking from experience...The custom paint scene is a hard beast to conquer. As he sead the airbrushing is about 30% of the whole process . The rest involved is prep and body work. that in itself is a whole different skill set that must be learned before you can lay down paint . Not to mention how difficult it is to even get your foot in the door. If you get lucky enough you will literally start from the bottom as you claw your way towards the top . It's going to be a lot of hard work and sacrifice but it is achievable if you're able and willing.

King Sailfish Mounts in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, paints all of their release fish mounts with airbrush. Some of the most talented airbrush artists in the world work there.

I bought David's airbrush DVD set,he is a good artist and teacher.I learned a lot from watching him and listening to his exolanation of what and how he is getting the effect he is showing you.I wish there were more DVD's or another set of DVD lessons.I would definitely buy them too.

Plenty advice there, I just do it as a hobby.

T-shirt artists owning 2-3 houses....Well, that's what I call recognition. That's how I would poise the subject to the art students. If you are into the industry to make your living - whatever you are paid - is pretty much how useful your art is to the people.