SummaryReviewThis chapter on airbrushes covers the types of airbrushes you are likely tofind in a Graphics shop. The double-action airbrush, the most commonbrush, is explained in detail. Information on component parts associated withairbrush use, their assembly, and maintenance should help the novice set upand maintain an airpainting system. The DM will also find helpful, thesections on even tones, graduated tones, and different effects possible withthe airbrush. The chapter ends by outlining procedures for creating effectivepictorial renderings, technical illustrations, and photographic retouching.CommentsLess than half of the shops in the fleet have airbrushes. Many shops havebits and pieces of airbrush paraphernalia but no longer have a completesystem. If your shop has potential airbrush capabilities, it is worthwhile todevelop the skills to use them. Airbrush art appears on license plates,motorcycle gas tanks, ballcaps, t-shirts, and just about everything. Airbrushart is everywhere and is a lucrative business in the civilian marketplace.6-58
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