STENCIL MASTERY CLASS. Airbrush Getaway Workshops

Stencils have become a critically important and integral part of a successful artists’ arsenal. In this highly specialized one-day hands on course, you will learn secrets to cutting edge stencil tricks, applications and troubleshooting (overspray, etc) to achieve amazing results in a fraction of the time required by conventional painting methods. You’ll learn how to use and integrate freehand shields, texture templates, and image stencils into your artwork, how to make one-of-a-kind original images and effects using some of the hottest templates on the planet.
For more information, or to register, call 800-876-2472 or 732-223-7878 or go to www.airbrushgetaway.com

[@dallasm.7584]

Thats cool
what a air brush Master =) all of you guy
keep up the good work
Crazy Cowboy

[@airbrushken5339]

Sorry about the spelling...the hype just shook me up...ha ;)

[@airbrushken5339]

"Stencils have become a critically important and integral part of a successful artists’ arsenal" Sir, airbrush masking techniques have been around and in use for over a hundred years; Hard masks, soft masks, positive and negative masks. Many companies sold them for ticket writers just after the turn of the century (1910). I know Paasche Airbrush company sold several stencil types back then. In the 1950's there was a book called "the complete airbrush book"...sadly I forget who wrote it, but it explains masking techniques is great detail. The reason I mention this book relates to your statement; "learn secrets to cutting edge stencil tricks"....
I have no problem with you or your workshop, if a beginner is interested in what you demonstrated on your two samples. My issue is the terms you use to describe, what is old hat, standard artist knowledge when using an airbrush. From what I saw, you really don't need to hype your skills and knowledge in such an over the top way. I don't know if the hype puts bottoms on chairs in your class.... Just my opinion ....Ken