Airbrush Technique Issue 12

Step#3: Before you remove the stencil, use the black and fill in the tribal parts around the hearts. This is what it will look like to this point once you remove the stencil. Step#4: It’s time to add a drop shadow to the design, and to do this we put the stencil back on the shirt but we drop it down a bit and a little to the left. Now spray the white areas with the gray, this will give us a drop shadow effect. Step#5: Here’s what we have so far when we remove the stencil. Now with the black, add the names in the hearts and add the drop shadow under the letters. I usually use script lettering unless the customer requests something different. Step#6: Continuing with the black, I add two lines, half circles, around and over the design. This is the beginning of some barbwire we’re adding to the design. Step#7: Make the spikes of the barbwire using a dagger stroke Step#8: To make the design pop off the shirt using white I add one way, a line beside it and a dagger stroke the opposite direc- highlights to the tops of the letters, hearts and to the spike tion. To add a drop shadow I use gray adding it to the left of wraps of the barbwire and the design is finished. the wire.

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Airbrush Technique Issue 12 Contents Gerold Radmer Mick Cassidy Hairydidit Jammer Jim Ferraro Patrick Charuel Kicks Jack Giachino Neil Roth Mike Ellwood

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