Easy airbrush T-Shirt Painting with Badger Airbrush

@TeesByTruthSurge yeah man that’s one of the easiest ways to get a shirt looking proportionate. I used to use an overhead for all my car portraits because I just couldn’t get the lines right. I took a perspective class and started using that, drawing shirts with white chalk pencil or solid gray graphite for white shirts. When I am at the fair I won’t take a custom portrait though because speed is key. But the next step, because you are very talented, seems like getting into bike/car painting.

@TruthSurge That’s an awesome shirt, and no, custom portraits or car portraits take at least an hour color even longer. I do all mine freehand though, idk if you use sublimation or pre-made stencils good for you to each his own and to make a piece of work like you have there takes some talent.

@airbrushinfo Yeah I never said he wasn’t good, but he’s not the fastest quality out there. I don’t care who he is, because I have seen the best. You haven’t seen fast till you see jeff jackson or chris stevens paint live. They make this guy seem like a slug riding a turtle. Before you jump down my throat maybe you should understand what I am saying. If you want to make money, a lot of money and fast you paint fairs or holiday malls. If you can’t paint a beach scene in under 1 min don’t bother.

I have 15 airbrushes I work with when I am at a show be it in the mall or on the road. Tee shirt art from home is nice as a hobby but to paint professionally you don’t have time to swap out colors. Especially not when you paint on average 300 pieces of art a day. The way this guy is painting is nice and all but you have to be much much faster and still be able to put out the same quality. Unicorn on a skateboard, on deviantart . com look at that and browse my gallery so you know im not FoS.