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Old 10-15-2008, 10:16 AM   #1
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Airbrush Painting Space Help

I've been playing around with using a paint brush (still suck at painting faces) at a family members house and I'm getting tired of driving 30 minutes to go use it and was thinking about picking up one.

First question before everything is how much deskspace/room is needed/suggested for the painting area. I'm redoing my hobby room and wanted to figure out if it was worth putting in a little area or not for me to give it a try.

Any info would help.
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Old 10-15-2008, 10:37 AM   #2
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All you need is a desk to work on. If you are doing small projects any one of those art desks you can find at cheap art stores will do.

I use a professional art desk from a ad company that closed down years ago. Just made a tent around it and added lights to it. I prob spent $15 at home depot for tubes, and then like $20 for shower curtains to close it in.

So i have my desk for sculpting and painting on, then my desk for air brushing. Space is small and works for my apartment. I just do sand work and priming at my parents garage on weekends.


here is a old pic of my set up.
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Old 10-15-2008, 11:57 AM   #3
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Hmmmmm.... I've got space in the basement I can use to setup something like that and it seems cheap enough to setup a little spot like that.
Thanks for the heads up VV.

I've got several kits I'm interested in giving a try, a Lion-O, Jean Grey, Superman mullet. Might give Zod a try first since he's mostly black.

Thanks again. The pictures helped a lot.
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Old 10-16-2008, 02:39 AM   #4
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All you need is a desk to work on. If you are doing small projects any one of those art desks you can find at cheap art stores will do.

I use a professional art desk from a ad company that closed down years ago. Just made a tent around it and added lights to it. I prob spent $15 at home depot for tubes, and then like $20 for shower curtains to close it in.

So i have my desk for sculpting and painting on, then my desk for air brushing. Space is small and works for my apartment. I just do sand work and priming at my parents garage on weekends.


here is a old pic of my set up.
I see you too were doing a conversion off the Moore RetroBlack Cat statue.
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Old 10-16-2008, 12:18 PM   #5
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I see you too were doing a conversion off the Moore RetroBlack Cat statue.
Thats a very very old custom i had for testing and experiments when i first started out. Was a free broken statue i got from a guy at my LCS. She was just used to sculpt aves onto and then i did tests of flesh tones on her with new airbrushes. I stll have her but she is my test subject!!!!
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