Our Competition Winner Receives Her Prize

Early this month, Dana Atkins, from North Kent College won our 'Spooky Competition' with her with her very gory entry. A few weeks ago Dana received her prize and the North Kent College sent us this picture to share with our readers.   In the photo from the left to right: Lindsey O'Malley (Assistant Principle of Arts and Creative Industry), Dana Atkins (Learner of Theatrical Make-Up and Special Effects), I-Chun Hsiao (Lecturer of Theatrical Make-Up and Special Effects) and Stacie Collings (Curriculum Area Manager of Beauty Spa and Make-Up Artistry) - all from North Kent College. 

What you need to become an airbrush artist

When airbrushing there are few vital pieces of equipment every artist must have. Let’s take a look at what every airbrush artist needs. The Airbrush It goes without saying that every airbrush artist needs an airbrush, clues in the title. It’s important that you spend time choosing the right airbrush for you. Different airbrushes offer different things. You’ll need to choose an airbrush based on the type of artist you are. Check out our full range of Airbrushes here at Graphic Air. Airbrush Hose The airbrush hose is used to connect your airbrush to your air supply. It’s important that you use a good quality airbrush hose as you want the airflow to be consistent when airbrushing. Take a look at some of our airbrush hoses. If you purchase different items from different brands then you will also have to purchase adapters to fit your equipment. For example a Iwata hose for a Paasche airbrush. Compressor No airbrush artist can go without a compressor. A compressor will provide a flow of air to your airbrush. It’s also important to choose the correct compressor. Take a look at our compressor buying guide to make sure you find the right one. We also have an extensive range of compressors for you to browse. Protection Gear Your safety is crucial when airbrushing. That’s why you need to have the...