Airbrush Technique Issue 21

by Liz French Half the battle for artists trying to market their work is finding the appropriate venue reaching out to those in need of their particular talent, when the perfect environment attracts the perfect client. That’s exactly what the Easyrider V-twin Bike Show at the Veterans Memorial Center in Columbus, Ohio presented to airbrush artist Hairydidit. Even though the focus of the show was on the builders of these wild rides what better place to show your stuff to a multitude of bikers and chopper enthusiasts. The following photos are just a few of the many amazing creations displayed at the show. We were given permission to share them with you by a member of the Easyrider Events staff. Sorry we don’t know the names of the artists that worked on most of these nor the builders but let this give you, the airbrush artist, the necessary nudge to realize that you too can be among the greats showing your talent. We’ll let you see if you can pick out the two that were painted by Harry. Besides seeing all the beautiful bikes, the show featured many tattoo artists, musical talents, and lots and lots of leather. If you get the chance, it’s worth going to one of the Easyrider Events.

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Airbrush Technique Issue 21 Tom Banks John Phillips & Javier Soto Lorin Gipe Patrick Kelly Paul Shaw Easyrider V-Twin Show Airbrush Fitto Kicks Korner RIch Milo John Avila ABT Reader Meet and Greet

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