Here I go in tight on the face and hand with my Richpen 213c Mojo. I adjust the proportions and shading. I dust AA candy root beer over shaded areas of body and on the lips, also on the eyelid to darken those areas.


I finish up the scepter adding electricity roping around it. I use a combination of gray and white. First I dust gray lightly over areas that I then follow up with tight white lines. Some areas I also dust over some candy bright blue AA. I use this method on the lightning also with the addition to some candy teal in the lighter areas then my white thin lines. I also add reflections from the water on her body.


Now moving to the background I add some detail in the area of the lightning on the right to balance it with the right side of the painting making sure to have it flow the same to accentuate my focal point the Angel.


I finish the piece by darkening up the background with some dark blue candies and tightening up the Angel with some white highlights. Materials: Iwata HP-CS as the work horse. Richpen 213c Mojo for extra fine detail. Wicked and Auto air waterborne paints. I premix and reduce my white, grey and black into small squeeze bottles at the beginning of the project. Wickeds are reduced with w 100 and AAs are reduced with 4011. These are my main colors for building my foundation and I have found they flow well done this way. White stabillo pencil, Hairdryer,


degreaser and spray bottle with a a mix of water/airbrush cleaner. Oracal 810 or 811 masking with plotter in my case CS5000-40-CRP ‘15 plotter.


Bio - Rob Canty


I am a passionate artist with a drive to constantly improve. I reside in New York and airbrush canvas, motorcycles, auto, wall murals, and much more. I hope this how to breaks it down to help one learn some new airbrush techniques. One of the most important things I have learned through out my journey is you HAVE TO practice the fundamentals, like dagger strokes and keeping your airbrush clean. You can see more of my work on my website Cantyartdesigns.com.


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