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Figure  6-4.Varying  the  spray  pattern. - 14262_293

Illustrator Draftsman 3 & 2 - Volume 3 Executionable Practices
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Airbrushes, Continued Double-action Double-action airbrushes allow control and variation of the spray pattern airbrushes during  each  stroke.  Two  separate  finger  actions  control  the  spray  pattern  of double-action  airbrushes.  The  first  action  is  to  depress  the  finger  lever releasing air only. The second action is to pull the finger lever back releasing  pigment.  Pulling  the  lever  further  back  releases  more  pigment  and enlarges  the  spray  pattern.  Increasing  or  decreasing  the  distance  between  the airbrush  and  the  paper  surface  will  also  vary  spray  pattern.  The  double- action airbrush, sometimes called a pencil brush, is a good general-purpose brush. Figure 6-3 shows the parts of a double-action airbrush. Figure  6-3.—Parts of a double-action airbrush. Continued  on  next  page 6-5







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