Description:
HS-116C airbrush for makeup , tattoo , painting and so on .
model | airbrush hs-116c |
| feed type | gravity |
| nozzle dia | 0.5mm |
| cup capacity | 2&5&13cc |
| working pressure | 15-50 psi |
Package :
Carton dimension(CM) :50.5*38.5*31.5
PCS/CTN:20
N.W/G.W: 13KG/15KG
Use
Art andillustration
Since theinception of airbrush technology, commercial artists andillustrators realized airbrushes allowed them to create highlyrendered images and a high level of realism. Artists often use theairbrush in combination with cut stencils or items held freehand toblock in controlled manner the flow of paint onto the paper (ordigital alternatives) with fantasy and science fiction artists.Airbrush images can be found today in advertising, publishing(e.g., book covers), comic books and graphic novels.
Photoretouching
Furtherinformation: Photo manipulation
Airbrushing haslong been used to alter photographs in the pre-digital era. Inskilled hands it can be used to help hide signs that an image hasbeen extensively retouched or "doctored".
As a result ofStalin''s purges, and later destalinization, many photographs ofofficials from the periods show extensive airbrushing; often entirehuman figures have been removed. The term "airbrushed out" has cometo mean rewriting history to pretend that something was neverthere. In contemporary academic discourse, the process of removingcomponents from an image is formally known asobjectremoval.
The term"airbrushed" or "airbrushed photo" has also been used to describeglamour photos in which a model''s imperfections have been removed,or in which their attributes have been enhanced. The term has oftenbeen applied in a pejorative manner to describe images ofunrealistic female perfection and has been particularly common inreference to pictures in Playboy, and later Maxim.
Using today''sdigital imaging technology, this kind of picture editing is nowusually done with a raster imageeditor, which is capable of evenmore subtle work in the hands of a skilled touch-up artist. In thefine retouching industry, the airbrushing technique is oftenconsidered a low-end practice, with significantly inferior qualityto that found in the most important fashion photographypublications.
Murals
Airbrushes arealso suitable for painting murals.
Hobby
Airbrushes arecommonly used by scale modeling enthusiasts because finer coats canbe laid down, as well as opaque effects, like weathering, addingstains etc. The fine atomization of paint in modern airbrushes alsomakes it possible to accurately reproduce soft-edged mottledcamouflage schemes, which are very hard to do convincingly byhand-brushing (Luftwaffe aircraft are a good example ofthis).
Many RadioControl hobbyists also use the airbrush to create works of art onthe lexan bodies. The paint jobs range from a basic one-color paintjob to fine detailed works of art.
Airbrushmakeup application
Main article:Airbrush makeup
Though theearliest record of this type of cosmetic application dates back tothe 1925 film version of Ben-Hur, it has recently beenre-popularized by the advent of Hi-Definition Television andDigital Photography, wherein the camera sees more detail than everbefore. Liquid Foundations that are high in coverage but thin intexture are applied with the airbrush for full coverage without aheavy build-up of product. It is also a highly popular techniqueforSpecial F/X Makeup.
Temporaryairbrush tattoos (TATs)
Airbrushes canalso be used to apply temporary airbrush tattoos. An artist spraysink onto the skin through a stencil. Often, the resulting designmirrors the look of a permanent tattoo, without any pain ordiscomfort. In the past, TATs might only last a week, but now, thebest inks can last up to two weeks or longer.
Airbrushtanning
Airbrushes areused to apply special tanning solutions as a form of sunlesstanning that simulates the appearance of a natural sun tan. It ispromoted as a safer and healthier alternative to the damagingeffects of long term exposure to the sun. It is often performed bycompanies also offering other sun tanning alternatives like sunbeds.
Finger nailart
Airbrushes arealso used to apply images onto human finger nails as well assynthetic ones that are later glued to the person''s actual fingernail.
Clothing
T-shirtairbrushing is popular—many t-shirt airbrush shops offer to paintany textile that will hold paint, including jeans, denim jackets,leather apparel, pillow cases, and hoodies.
One well knownproducer of airbrushed clothing is Marc Ecko. He used to airbrusht-shirts when he started his clothingcompany.[5]
Automotive
Airbrushes areused to spray murals, graphics, and other artwork on automobiles,motorcycles and helmets. This art form has been around since atleast the fifties, but more recently it has seen an increase inpopularity thanks to such shows as RidesandAmericanChopper. Mostprofessionals prefer to use automotive grade bases through top ofthe line gravity fed airbrushes. The cost to hire a professionalartist will vary from a few hundred to several thousand dollars,depending on location, skill level and reputation.
Streetartists
Many streetartists use airbrushing to create names and pictures for tourists,such as around Jackson Square in New Orleans. In the mid-seventies,Panama City Beach, Florida was the airbrush capital of the world,with hundreds of artists painting custom designs onT-shirts.
