Hi Jake. Thanks for the welcome and comment! My commercial pieces are reproduced by a partner manufacturer and I receive royalties based on sales.
As far as color is concerned, there are two ways I accomplish the vivid, transparent colors using the airbrush: 1) using Universal Tints within a water-based clear coat or lacquer base and 2) Using Sculpt Nouveau solvent dyes. Both require multiple layers of application and color layering to achieve the results. The solvent dyes are pricey for large pieces, but they are far more saturated and transparent than using the tint+lacquer method.
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Hi Jake. Thanks for the welcome and comment! My commercial pieces are reproduced by a partner manufacturer and I receive royalties based on sales.
As far as color is concerned, there are two ways I accomplish the vivid, transparent colors using the airbrush: 1) using Universal Tints within a water-based clear coat or lacquer base and 2) Using Sculpt Nouveau solvent dyes. Both require multiple layers of application and color layering to achieve the results. The solvent dyes are pricey for large pieces, but they are far more saturated and transparent than using the tint+lacquer method.