Here's a cheaper way to get a quality airbrush. You can make this out of household objects and power it by blowing.
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Airbrush urban camouflage
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How To:
Paint believable rocks
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How To:
Do Acrylic Painting on Feathers
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How To:
Do basic brushstrokes in Chinese painting using Sumi ink
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How To:
Fix mistakes while oil painting a colored portrait
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How To:
Pour acrylic paint
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How To:
Paint on plexiglass
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How To:
Paint a blue sky with clouds using watercolors
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How To:
Paint sand in your composition
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How To:
Paint a Realistic Eye with Watercolors
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How To:
Spray paint with a layering technique
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How To:
Collage and paint aluminum foil
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How To:
Paint a cabbage rose using the one stroke technique
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How To:
Paint an eye in acrylic paint
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How To:
Paint airbrush effects
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How To:
Paint a lightsaber and a poster for Star Wars
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How To:
Use Bitumen and glue to add texture to paint
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How To:
Mount a large Chinese rice paper painting
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How To:
Paint pansies flowers
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Paint roses with wet-in-wet watercolors on rice paper
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Stretch a canvas
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thanks for this - i've been looking all across google for something like this, but no one seems to make them commercially. only prob: i'm visually impaired and had trouble identifying some of the pieces and what was done with them. is there a step-by-step guide that would explain these to me? thanks, franl155
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