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Explore the airbrush production cycle: from computerized brass turning to the galvanic chrome bath and final manual testing. A journey through modern technology and tradition, featuring historic brands like Harder & Steenbeck and Milan's Conrad Bartoli. Understanding how this ancient yet high-tech tool is made is the first step for every airbrush artist.

Candy paints are transparent or semi-transparent colors commonly used in airbrushing and custom painting to create intense color, depth, and luminous effects. Applied over metallic or pearlescent base coats, they produce unique finishes through progressive layering. This article explains what candy paints are, where they are used, and how to apply them correctly to achieve professional results in custom painting, modeling, and creative projects.

A practical guide to airbrush cleaning and maintenance, outlining five essential tips to keep your airbrush in optimal condition. Learn how to clean internal passages, choose the right cleaners, avoid unnecessary disassembly, and prevent damage to needles and nozzles. Ideal for both beginners and experienced airbrush users.

Airbrushing on non-absorbent surfaces requires proper surface identification, correct paint selection, and accurate preparation. This article explains five common mistakes that lead to paint failure, including unsuitable materials, incorrect paints, improper scuffing, and missing primers. A practical technical guide for airbrush artists working on metal, plastic, laminates, and painted surfaces.

Man Ray was a pioneering modern artist who first showcased the airbrush as an artistic medium. From his early airbrushed photographs to rayographs, he bridged painting, photography, and collage. This article explores his 1920s New York exhibitions, avant-garde experiments, and lasting influence on Surrealism and Dadaism.

È possibile cambiare l’ugello del proprio aerografo con uno di diametro diverso? In questo articolo analizziamo in modo chiaro e tecnico la reale intercambiabilità degli ugelli negli aerografi, distinguendo tra ugelli avvitati e ad innesto. Scoprirai quali marche consentono il cambio di diametro, quali no, e perché ago e ugello devono sempre essere compatibili. Una guida utile per principianti e professionisti dell’aerografia.