hvala puno!

thank you Donnie!

thank you Alden! :) I will work on that tutorial definitely. ✌

Happy to hear that Joachim! Thanks! :)

thank you! much love to Argentina!

thanks jack!

thanks!

thanks! :)

thank you Robert my dear friend!

thanks!

Igor is the man when it comes to freehand and just letting it rip!!

Thank you William! I agree with you 100% :)

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thank you very much! you honored me just fine with your beautiful comment. cheers! :)

@@MysticAirbrush Did you have to work on your cheap Chinese airbrushes , to get them to work that well? I have a couple of them, And mine are not that consistent in results.. I'm getting pretty good at trouble shooting airbrush problems though, Lol .. But still not getting consistent fine lines out of them , One had three nozzles with it . 0.2 mm 0.3 and 0.5 at first i couldn't get any paint thru the 0.5 until i swapped the entire head onto the other airbrush and polished up the needle and inner nozzle, Still only getting intermittent paint with lots of splatter at 18 psi thru the 0.2 after polishing the needle and nozzle.. Any advice? the tip of nozzle seems to be just inside the nozzle cap and not centered in the hole. If you do tune your Airbrushes to work better; maybe that should be a subject of one of your tutorial videos :)

thank you for watching and good luck to you on your path of the best art form in the world my friend!

Thank you Kev! There should be something pretty soon. :)

Same I was looking on Patreon for some AB guys but not much for tutorials :( I love Dru Blair but his classes are all in the USA and I maxed out his online tutorials :D

thanks Peter! :) :)

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Hi Paul! I mostly find inspiration on Pinterest. Although I always try to change it up and do it in my own style when possible :) I will gladly come to Australia the first chance I get!

thanks!

Hi! Thank you very much! Yes, I have tried the Micron and though it is a really good tool, for me it's simply not worth the money. I would rather have 10-15 cheap airbrushes for the same price and treat them rough without being scared of breaking or damaging something that will cost an arm and a leg to replace... Also my ego or my principles do not allow me to spend money on something that costs so much simply for the name it bears. The problem is that people want to believe a better tool will make them a better artist. Only practice can do that...

Thank you for the reply. I am glad you replied and explained it the way you did, shows not only are you a great artist with outstanding talent but common sense too. Hope your reply helps those looking for a quality performing brush that holds its own against the higher priced ones. I know it sure did help me, I've been eyeing the Iwata and now not so much. I would rather put the extra money into other needs.

Entry level iwatas are great for the money tho and with some proper care they will last a very very long time, in my experience a good average tool with help a beginner or intermediate more than a cheap tool, you need a looooot of practice to make good pieces with cheap materials, let alone cheap paints

Beautiful art :)

@@smorrissey thank you so much! Not really sure about the time as I never measure it exactly, but I would say about 7-10 hours.

Should I spend my valuable time and make these videos EXCLUSIEVLY for your viewing pleasure? Or is it OK if I can pay at least the electricity used up to edit them? Thank you for your support and I would love to know if you ever took the time to share one of the videos and help the channel grow.

@@MysticAirbrush I don't believe in running adverts and it does detract from the video and I use my time and electricity to complete videos for my customers at no extra cost so they can come along for the journey butt that is just the way I do it and love it. we can all take criticism and learn and be professional in our responses. maybe just one advert is sufficient. I would not share your video because they have adverts not because you are good.