Any paint, ink or dye with the proper viscosity should flow nicely through the airbrush.  An airbrush user has the option to use a fluid paint and add an appropriate additive until it atomizes correctly or to use a premixed...

If you plan using your airbrush regularly, most likely you will want to invest in an airbrush compressor… Airbrush Compressors are the most common air source for airbrush users. If you plan to continue using your airbrush most likely you will...

The airbrush is a tool that provides artists and artisans with enormous advantages and convenience. From illustrators performing at the highest level of realism, to make-up artists creating HD ready seamless applications, to T-shirt artists rapidly producing of eye-popping custom...

Coming December 3rd - Iwata unveils a new addition from their revered Vault collection! The 'Vault' series showcases airbrushes that have been resurrected by popular demand after being previously produced by Iwata. Previous Vault releases include the original HP-C and...

Needle Packing Screw: The Unsung Hero of Airbrush Precision When it comes to airbrushing, there's no shortage of critical parts: needles, nozzles, caps, and springs all play vital roles in delivering smooth, flawless finishes. However, one part that often goes...

For airbrushing, it's generally better to use a dedicated airbrush compressor rather than a construction compressor. Here's why: Size and Portability: Airbrush compressors are typically smaller and more portable compared to construction compressors, which tend to be larger and heavier....