Skyline Spray Paint Art Tutorial 

Yes and yes :)

Sorry I can't help. Stencils aren't my thing :(

@@AmethystVazquez1that’s okay. I still learn a lot from you

@jasonoldham1016 I hope you don't mind me answering this, from my experience, yes you can, I wasn't sure myself but after many paintings I did not notice any change in consistency, texture or color, as a matter of fact many of the brands are jumping on the bandwagon and adding primers to the mix, and honestly I can't tell the difference.

@thesmokingrooster8791 should I keep on using clear coat? The same way? As A.V does?

@@jasonoldham1016 Absolutely you can, I do it on every painting, no issues whatsoever, the primers were added more for the paint to bond better with metal's, but for what we do we don't really need it, but I guess we can look at it as an added bonus, some say it dry's faster, some say slower, to me it doesn't make a difference because my paint dry's while I am thinking about my next move anyways, so clear coat (secret sauce) is my best friend, it is a must no matter what paint I use, I'm slowing down now in age (61) so I don't move as fast or think as fast, so I need the sauce to keep things flowing at my speed. ;-)

@@thesmokingrooster8791 Thank you 😊 I feel better now knowing that. 😆

@@jasonoldham1016 Best wishes, and my best advice, is that what ever it is that you create is your own art, we are really are own worst critics, we know because we did it, but on the other hand the majority of people looking do not recognize or see or pay any attention to the mistakes you made or thought you made, and the most famous artist's in history made plenty of mistakes as we are all human, but do we see the mistake(s)?? No, because the artist are their own critical judge, they are the only ones that see the errors , keep going, if someone doesn't like your work then shame on them. I like all art. Blessings Jason.