I’m reading Vogue right now, and it’s like blahh I wanna see real photos not edited crap.
Do other magazines, like National Geographic photoshop their pictures? I really love looking at their pictures but they edit it too huh?
*sigh*

i just bought a starter kit to learn how to airbrush, i didn’t get a compressor because my husband already had one at home for doing his odd jobs around the house. i’ve researched and most places say i can use it, but i’m having trouble hooking up my hose to the compressor. i know this is a really newbie question. but i’m just starting out and i want to practice techniques. please help! do i need to get an adapter for my hose? or get a larger hose????

I need to mask off certain parts of a surface that is already painted. It has to be a liquid that I drip/splash on. This cannot leave any harmful residues, or peel off the paint underneath when I remove it. I was thinking that ceramic wax resist might work, but I am not sure if that would leave anything behind when I peel it off. If it matters, I will be doing a clear coat after I take of the masking material. Thanks for any help.

my airbrush seems to work for a while and i can get straight lines with it but then it will start spitting and mess up. my compressor keeps up with it and im using paint specifically for airbrushing and i clean it after i use it so whats wrong?

I’m doing a research paper on why airbrushing should be banned toward material targeted toward teenagers because it causes low self esteem. I have a pretty good thesis, and I’ve been doing research, I just need a couple of more ideas why it causes low self esteem. Any would be great, thank you.

I have a badger 150…and i need an air compressor…i want to do shoes, shirts, hats, cnavases whatever…i saw a compressor tht had 48 psi….is that too low or just enough….?

I need a place close enough in chicago to get a hoodie spray painted that is not so expensive
i also need a place where you can buy a white pullover hoodie to get it spray painted

i am going to buy the paints, the airbrush, i have an air compressor and hose and clearcoat.

Is there anything else that i need that is mandatory and i have not listed.

Hi Bellas, I’m back with another review. If you watch late night tv, you may have seen the infomercials for Luminess Air. I always wondered about this airbrush system and was excited to get the chance to try it out. This airbrush system not only applies to makeup artists, but for the everday woman as well. The video is a little long, so check out my video highlights so you can jump around: 2:13 Beauty System Explanation 2:30 Packaging 4:43 What comes in your set 5:43 Compressor 7:08 Hose 7:40 Stylus 8:02 Demonstrating air flow 8:43 Airbrush Cleaner 9:05 Airbrush Foundation 10:40 Bronzer 10:59 Pearlizer 11:04 Blush 11:15 My thoughts on the foundation 14:37 My thoughts on the compressor and stylus Stay tuned for the Luminess Air tutorial! You can find these products at www.luminessair.com Make sure to check out the amazing web seminars on them…it’s like Airbrush 101! For a complete post with pics and a review of the products, go to my blog at http Follow my daily ramblings at twitter at www.twitter.com Circle lenses from www.mukuchu.blogspot.com FTC Disclosure I received this product for review. I am not affiliated with the company and not paid. These are my honest thoughts.

A Paasche VLS Starter Kit. It comes with,
VLS#3 Double-Action Airbrush VL-1/4-OZ Metal Color Cup (1/4oz/7cc)
VLS-1-OZ Bottle Assembly (1oz/29cc) H-194 Bottle, Cap/Gasket (1/oz/29cc)
VLT-1 and VLT-5 Tips VLA-1 and VLA-5 Aircaps
VLN-1 and VLN-5 Needles
VL-189 Head Protecting Cap TTALB 22 Airbrush Lessons Booklet
Compressor:
2HP Air Compressor
2HP Direct drive
77L/min free air delivery
21 Liter tank
The Airbrush costs about AU.00
and the Compressor is about AU-150.
Any recommendations on this gear, or anything else.
P.S. I don’t know about Paints.