I got an airbrush kit for Christmas which consists of a small air compressor, the airbrush and a set of Createx paints.

There is either a small jar or a metal "cub" that attaches to the bottom of the airbrush. The jar works great, however the metal cup, when attached, seems to tilt about 45 degrees forward. Therefore, you can not move the airbrush down without spilling the paint. I’ve noticed from some YouTube videos, a lot of people are using an airbrush which has the metal cup on TOP. Can someone please tell me what the difference is between the two? As I said the jar works fine but it looks easier to use the metal cup if you only want to use a small amount of paint. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Like where can i buy it?
online or in local stores somewhere.. i would rather buy it in stores..
thanks
ps// i am using pen write now for tattoos, i want to airbrush myself when i get more money

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Hi, I was wandering; If I have a drawing that I have done myself of a Simpsons character, done in pencil, then gone over in pen, how would I then colour it in? Would I scan it and open it up on MS Paint or GIMP and use auto fill? Or would I use some special type colouring technique like using an airbrush or some type of pen? I am asking this because I enjoy drawing The Simpsons, but I want to know how Matt Groening or some other Simpsons artist achieves such a precise and even colour when he draws Simpsons characters.
Any help would be much appreciated.

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Im not a makeup artist but i want the compressor ETC. where can i buy it? thanks!
oh and also what does it cost?

like what airbrushes,what compressors,what water traps,etc.

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