Hi All,
I'm considering getting into/learning how to airbrush. However, being that I know nothing about it, some advice wouldn't go amiss.
I'm after getting an airbrush, with a compressor, which is versatile, but good for a beginner. What I mean by this, is that I know from other things that I'm interested in, that if someone asks for something to start out/learn, some people will say 'get X, if you're only starting, it won't matter', then as soon as the person has got to grips with whatever thy are doing, they need to upgrade, either for quality purposes or to learn more advanced techniques. So, yeah, in my specially none-articulate way, I'm asking for a good 'starter' airbrush/compressor, but not the 'lowest common denominator' as it were, something that will last me a little longer than 'now you know how to do that, buy a new one'.
Having said that, I really don't know squat about airbrushes, so any input / suggestions are welcome, even if they give me an idea of what price ranges / brands I should be looking at, or what kinds of things people prefer and their advantages/disadvantages.
Cheers,
Pete.
xxx
I'm considering getting into/learning how to airbrush. However, being that I know nothing about it, some advice wouldn't go amiss.
I'm after getting an airbrush, with a compressor, which is versatile, but good for a beginner. What I mean by this, is that I know from other things that I'm interested in, that if someone asks for something to start out/learn, some people will say 'get X, if you're only starting, it won't matter', then as soon as the person has got to grips with whatever thy are doing, they need to upgrade, either for quality purposes or to learn more advanced techniques. So, yeah, in my specially none-articulate way, I'm asking for a good 'starter' airbrush/compressor, but not the 'lowest common denominator' as it were, something that will last me a little longer than 'now you know how to do that, buy a new one'.
Having said that, I really don't know squat about airbrushes, so any input / suggestions are welcome, even if they give me an idea of what price ranges / brands I should be looking at, or what kinds of things people prefer and their advantages/disadvantages.
Cheers,
Pete.
xxx