Striped Hyenas - Airbrushing

Applying ink to a scratchboard using an airbrush. This helps darken key areas and add more drama to the piece. Once the airbrushing is finished, the piece is then re-scratched to bring out highlights where needed and add additional depth.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• airbrush
• wildlife
• art
• scratchboard
• demonstration
• realism
• striped
• hyenas
• B&W

[enemyone365]

Your awesome

[Tryoutz747]

That doesn't look anything like an American Eagle.

[crashoverride1000]

Yes what na337 said.

[na337]

lol it looks like you're just over spraying the crap out of it and the thing is comming to life .awesome

[javetio1]

CristinaI really admire your work is fantastic, how many hours did you spent in the artwork?.

Happy New Year and best for you.

Javier from Argentina

[MultiAirbrusher]

very impressiv dont even think about break off:-)what i some time do...you do i weel at your airbrush.

[FragNet0]

So realistic... beautiful work mam

[theSpaceChimp]

@ilovewarriorcats1 I believe it's because the solution is watered down considerably, you can see it on the sides when she's clearing the brush. A low opacity medium like that will accumulate and generate shadows while not severely harming bright areas.

[ilovewarriorcats1]

wow! i dont understand how the spray didnt go over some of the white parts? like the eyes and teeth, and back hair.

[Sethria]

Amazing :)