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How to Make a Beginner Airbrush Stencil
Using a Beginner Airbrush Stencil
Making a Novice Airbrush Stencil
Using a Novice Airbrush Stencil
Using a Novice Airbrush Stencil for Background
Using a Positive Novice Airbrush Stencil
Making an Advance Airbrush Stencil
Holding an Advance Airbrush Stencil in Place
Recreating a Unique Airbrush Design
Use an Advance Airbrush Stencil as a Negative Stencil
Using an Advance Airbrush Stencil for Background
Adding Detail to an Advance Airbrush Stencil
Airbrush Stenciling Ideas
Airbrush Stenciling Materials
Airbrushing: Keep it Simple
Summary: If you have a little artistic skill, you can make stencils that are a little more intricate than simple shapes. Learn how to make and use airbrush stencils in this free hobby video.
"How you doing? Okay, you've made your beginner stencil, maybe you might have a little more artistic skill and you want to liven up that basketball that you did for the novice or the beginner stencil. We're going to do a little bit more intricate. Take your piece of poster board or whatever you're using. Let's say you want to make that basketball look like its on fire. Draw you some flames out. You can, you can cut all the way off or you can leave a little bit in here. This is a small piece of board. Yeah, I'm probably going to get a little over spray. Get your knife. I'm going to just cut it kind of crudely for you. Now you have two stencils. You can use one, which is called a negative, which the space is negative, it's taken out, or you can use the positive. Either one. Thank you."
eHow Article: Making a Novice Airbrush Stencil
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