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Monday, July 22, 2013

Zombie harley, airbrushed murals completed pictures.


The following Blog contains pictures of one of the most involved projects that we have completed this year. A total of 8 murals span across the different panels of this Harley, even the oil tin and helmet have been airbrushed. 
The project took over 65 hours to complete with numerous hours spent rendering the different skin textures and overall defects in the zombie's skin. The graveyard backgrounds were kept B&W in order to keep the focus on each of the main murals.
We hope that you enjoy the pictures and until next time….keep paintin'

To view more of our work, enrol in one of our courses then feel free to visit us @ www.airbrushasylum.com.au
'It's Crazy what we do with paint'



























































Saturday, July 20, 2013

Latest Video, Harley Horn Cover, WEG gravestone mural step by step.




This Video shows you Step by Step how to complete this Gravestone mural on a Harley Horn Cover. You will learn how to transfer artwork, the use of Hexis spray mask vinyl, spattering to add texture and grain and how to render letters to appear embossed / carved into stone.
This artwork was created for the Son of legendary AFL cartoonist 'Weg' to pay tribute to his father, we hope that you enjoy the video.

To see more of our artwork, Tips & Tricks visit us @ www.airbrushasylum.com.au

Until next time....keep paintin'

Friday, July 12, 2013

Airbrush Asylum Courses, Starting Monday 9th September 7-10pm


Airbrush Asylum Courses commencing Monday 9th September 2013 from 7-10pm @ Chisholm TAFE (Dandenong Campus).

Spots are filling fast so feel free to print this flyer, fill in your details and post the form back to us so that we can allocate you a spot.

For more information visit our 'courses' section on our website : www.airbrushasylum.com.au

Or email meg@airbrushasylum.com.au

Thanks for reading...until next time

'Its Crazy what YOU could do with paint'

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Airbrush Asylum Courses, Promo Video.



We recently launched our Courses and to make it even easier to let everyone know about them we put together this short YouTube promo Video.

If you, a friend, work colleague or you know of someone else who may be interested in learning how to airbrush and they live in Melbourne, Australia then let them know about our course by sharing this video to whoever may be interested.

Thanks for reading and until next time...keep paintin


Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Airbrush Asylum : Airbrush Courses NOW Available.



Always had an interest in airbrushing ? Are you keen to give it a go, learn the basics so that you can start creating some amazing works of art ?

Airbrush Asylum is now teaching...thats right, after many requests from our customers we have decided to launch a Brand New airbrushing course designed to show you the basics. You will learn how to use freehand templates, complete a few illustrations to teach you the fundamentals of shading, highlights and basic detailing. You will also learn about transferring artwork onto different surfaces and projection. You will complete your own custom artwork on a T-Shirt, which will allow you to get the feel for the airbrush, colouring -in, adding highlights / shadows to make your artwork 'pop', all this and lots more.

Our course is held in a newly built state of the art facility with proper ventilation, excellent lighting and professional spray booths. All materials and equipment are supplied so all you need to do is bring yourself.

Carsten Zehmisch will be your instructor, with over 15 years experience in airbrushing and founder / owner of Airbrush Asylum. He works professionally as an airbrush artist with his award winning artwork gracing many custom motorbikes, cars, murals, planes, portraits, to name a few.


For more information on the next starting date or to book your spot, contact Meg on 0423 530 307 or email her meg@airbrushasylum.com.au or visit our website www.airbrushasylum.com.au

Until next time thanks for reading and keep paintin'


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