Even more practice pictures

[ralph]

Here are some more pictures for you to critique.

I feel I still need more practice on this drill.
In my defense this was done after 12hrs of work my heart wasn't in it. (very tired)
I'll work on this more this weekend, along with the contest pics.

[don johnson]

Ralph

Looking good

Find a comfortable position to paint in, standing preferable

Hold your airbrush with both hands

use your whole upper body

your skills are coming along nicely thanks for letting us watch your progression

[brushbyair]

Ralph, like Don said, find a comfortable position, tuck your elbows to your sides and move with your whole body, not just your arms, both hands on your brush, and itlooks like you need to speed up your lines. Pick a dot to start, then look at the one you are going to draw a line to, start your paint flow and go, fast straight line to the next dot and stop the paint flow, NOT THE AIR. Then on to the next, this is a great drill to learn how to turn the paint on and off without turning off the air

[KwitcherBitchin]

Ralph, bud you have to start somewhere right. Brush and Don have done covered all the key things. You just have to find your own "comfort zone" and don't get discouraged. You keep putting in practice times like these and one day "all of the Sudden and when your expecting it the least" your going to step back and think, Did I just do that? . So keep it up bud, you'll get it....................................Kwit

[ralph]

Thanks guys,i aprreciate the boost of confidence.I can use it.I ussaully don't get discouraged too easy. Like you said Kwit you have to start somewhere and i know that.It's been a long busy week at work. I've been under the gun all week. (little sleep)The weekend is coming and i'll get some serious practice time in,along with the contest pics and post them monday. Thanks again!! Ralph