Learn to paint soap bubbles, an easy airbrush tutorial! An airbrush painting suitable for beginners! 

Thank you! 😊

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Glad it was helpful!! Thank you!

You are welcome!

You are welcome!

Thanks!

Definitely is a useful little technique. I wasnt very clear but sometimes ill use a shield if im working on a multicolored background and block out that part to give it that see through look... thats another tutorial for another day i guess though :)

it is buddy give it a whirl!

you are welcome! With white keep youe middle background color and it will look see through. takes a little finesse. I did a glass on black and white in a previous video long ago. although on glass I just used a grey shade. You may want to shade around the outides edges very very light grey to give a little round shape then a larger hot highlight. and of course get some color in. Often soap bubbles like an eye will be see through on the shadows and a little reflection of the color in front. its very common to see the photographer in the pictures reflected in the image.

@@TheAIRspace I've been toying with possibly laying down silver leaf before the paint but haven't figured out how to not end up with a harsh inner edge of the silver. I need to play with it more. Thank you for the encouragement and tips!

look at the colors :) haha

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You are very welcome my friend!

See its easy buddy! :)

no. and likely i will again in the future. but I really stopped doing textiles after my first year or so. I occasionally will randomly do something on fabric but not often anymore. I was debating getting my lettering skills fixed up in the near future.. which is 90 percent of t shirt work

@@TheAIRspace OK thank you. I will keep enjoying and learning from you. I have just started with my first airbrush, Harder & Steenbeck ultra 2 in 1. and Jacquard paint

@@cliffg4975 im looking to check out some jacquard paints again soon. I use a few of their products. however not their airbrush paint well.. ive used dye na flo. but thats a pure transparent. which works great for stretch fabrics. but there is no white that works with it :/

i think im gonna incorporate those in a painting very soon.

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