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yeah it is kind of ridiculous lol . . how much did you speed it up ??? beautiful work

Oh ss really bro how can he managed them

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@@JeffCopeland1560 what airbrush model is it?

Thank you man... I really appreciate it

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@@JeffCopeland1560 do you sell these? What's your website where can i get some?

@@joe5973 I don't have a website to order t-shirts, but you can email me what you're interested in having done. Jeffcopelandart@gmail.com

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Thanks man. I bet you have some good stories from being at the state fairs! Those places can be crazy busy.

I spoke to a guy online on one of the forums, he lost everything. He was at a fair doing shirts... sheriff came by with some suit and said "We need to speak to you". They took his trailer, all his gear etc. Disney got wind of him and made an example of him. I don't think he got anything back and still paying on the suit. Copyrighted material is very, very risky! I wouldn't even do "changed" images.

@@creepybunny255 Same thing happened in Florida back in the 80's , they went down the strip and fined every artist or shop that was doing copyright material fined them 10k per artist or shop and artist, done the same thing when they were doing the old spuds makinsey shirts. I don't touch any copy right material at all.

What if the client is asking for a copyright character? Do you sue the XEROX guy or the client that want to make copies of a 100 dollar bill?

Me too…I will start again for sure..

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Thanks so much, I really appreciate it 🤜🤛

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@@JeffCopeland1560 do you have an instagram?

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@@JeffCopeland1560 as do I. Clean lines, iconic image. Great color. Just late to the party apparently. Hope you are still creating art.

I use Iwata eclipse hp-bcs airbrushes

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Thank you so much! I use iwata Eclipse hp-bcs airbrushes, wicked and Etac paint

It's a water based acrylic paint... Aqua Flow and Etac paint. It needs to be heat set to hold up in the wash

Thanks man, will do! Do you still do some airbrushing?

I still do bro on my spare time love airbrushing an doing tattoos no matter waa. you should get in to doing tattoos u got the talent very good no hating love ur work .keep it up

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No! Thanks to u 4 sharing ur it's amazing all ur art and talent.

Yep, it makes hot red. 😁 I started out using Paasche VL's and you're right they're great but I like the eclipse because of how it feels, as well as the volume of paint it will spray.

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Caps?

It bleeds into the fabric

What kind of ink?

I a water based acrylic paint, etac and Aqua Flow

We get them from Chinostencils.com I will check my Facebook and accept your friend request 👍

Just a pencil that I found in a drawer 😁

Yes it does. It's one of the drawbacks of using acrylic paint

Thanks! I used a graphite drawing pencil

@@JeffCopeland1560 sweet! That’s actually a good idea! Thanks!

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Thanks. Yes all of my colors are transparent - except black and white

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I use a water based acrylic paint. Unfortunately all paint fades with time

Thanks very much for the info,which company have the best durable paints for t-shirts?

Aqua Flow won't fade if you heat set it at 375 degrees for 60 seconds and when washing it use cold water and hang to dry. I have a shirt that i did in '93 of Allan Cowickies car and it's still almost the same as when i first air brushed it. also remember when air brushing a t shirt you want the paint ti go into the fabric threads to last, not just on top of the shirt, air brush shirts at 60 psi, and also if it's say a special design like someones vehicle or pet or portrait, you can use a top binder on the shirt which helps it not fade. I'm not jeff, but I hope this info helps.

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I use Iwata eclipse hp-bcs airbrushes and acrylic paint

I'm using Aqua Flow and Etac paint. It's basically the same as Createx paint... It just flows a little different. Before I let the shirt go to the customer I heat set the artwork with a hot press: 30 seconds at 370 - 390 degrees. Then remind the customer to NOT put the shirt in the dryer as this will accelerate the fading. Hope this helps 👍

@@JeffCopeland1560 I used Aqua Flow and Etac myself, I've actually picked up my paint at the owner of Aqua Flows in the past,He only lives around 45 mins from me. very nice guy He has given me a lot of different test colors to try out back in the '80's and '90's ,but it's been many many yrs ago,I also started using Etac paint in early '93. The owner of it at the time was just starting out and I liked his paint too, I have always enjoyed using the Aqua Flow white and black, he's been working on different formulas through out the yrs to try to get it to flow out better.

I use Iwata Eclipse HP-BCS. There's a link in the description if you want to check them out.

Not sure... I would do an internet search

Any pencil will work. I like to use a 4B drawing pencil

Oh ok , thanks you for responding back

Yes, 30 seconds at 370 degrees

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Createx paint do not need to be thinned... Use it right out of the bottle. I keep my compressor set at 65 psi.

@@JeffCopeland1560 ok nice thanks

@@JeffCopeland1560 With so much pressure you can do things as fine and without splashing on any type of support?

I'm mostly doing shirts so I need a higher pressure. For illustration (kn illustration board) I might lower the psi to 45

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Hey Jona, I'm planning on doing a portrait video soon, and it will include me painting the eyes... Hopefully in the next week or so.

@@JeffCopeland1560solo ojos y expresiones en ellos , por sierto que aerografo usas... acá en Ecuador no tenemos marcas buenas de aerografo y sólo contamos con los básicos ya q los pro son de costos demasiados

I used Paasche VL for years... i made it work.

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