How To Airbrush Real Fire Like A Pro!

Very informative. Thank you for the video. Beautiful art work. I'm just getting started with painting flames.

Great tutorial. Thanks. Hi from Réunion Island, Indian Ocean

You make everything look so easy.😂 love your videos on cleaning your airbrush and being able to take it apart properly and back together again. Keep up the good work you’re awesome.

Wow is that awesome, I’m building a 1/10 scale remote control rat rod it needs true fire I will be following for more. I did just subscribe sure appreciate you sharing until next time

Awesome stuff ❤❤❤

Nice bro I am currently trying this in art at school what tips do U have for me

Amazing ❤❤❤❤❤

Hello.I like it very much.I have a question:the colours that you are using are opac?I tryed after you tutorial with some Createx Wiched,but i think these are transparent,becouse after black base,the orange brushed on,doesn'.t appear😁

I started looking into airbrushing this evening and I found this video. This is so amazing and informative!! Well done!

Could you please show the technique for airbrushing real fire on a red base. Thanks

Have you ever tried using food color on baked goods (cookies, cakes, etc.) I think a batch of flaming chocolate chip cookies would be a hit at children’s parties and even adult soirées.

It's a pretty basic flame for you. For me it looks amazing!
I will practice following your guide but it will take time to get even close to that.
Thanks for your videos, so well explained and clear!!

Do you use many guns to speed up the piece to avoid cleaning between color changes?

Do you wear a mask or use a fan to exhaust the paint dust in the air?

I’m curious, do you even need templates? It was already looking like fire to me on your first pass with the red! I’m trying to convince myself to get good enough to just free hand everything and wondering if it’s realistic?

Your flame technique videos are the best. I'm still struggling with the technique myself, but it's getting better, and reviewing your videos always inspire me to keep pushing myself.

Nice flames. I love flames, I’ve been drawing them since as far back as I can remember. I got myself an airbrush a few months ago to build a 32 Ford 5 window coupe model that my son bought me a while back.
I’ve been watching all your video’s and I have learned so much. I’m at the point that I’m confident enough to start practicing flames now. I am so excited. This video is my first homework assignment to myself.
Thank you for all your help
Howard

I want to paint a lexan rc car body but thr paint on the inside so wld I just reverse steps plz help thnx bigg Al

Way cool!

That was so cool to watch. I did not know about transparent colors. FIRE LIKE!

Thanks you. Need to practice a lot before i try this on my car

Does it make a difference if you buy paints already diluted or is it better to do it yourself?

Amazing, how long did it take in real time?

May I ask if you have a digital download version of your stencils, please, the postage is rather extreme at $90 (£76) to the UK and that's just for the half scale version...

Awesome 🔥

Always glad to see a fire video. Good job. Hope the family is doing well. How's the kid? Do u like being a dad? God bless my friend

Awesome work mate, great video

Straightforward approach…dig it!!! Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing 😀

U know I have always appreciated your videos. Informative and easy to follow...and of course mad respect for your skills. I just wish when someone did true fire they'd take the time in their videos to explain WHY they are doing what they do...why the flame needs to go from wide to thin and how that creates the illusion. I'm adding a luck here because of the flow of the fire and that it needs to be this way to create the illusion to the eye. I've spent far too much time time trying to recreate what I see without any real knowledge as to why things are the way they are and never really achieving a decent result because the basic understanding isnt there nor taught. Practuce... practice practuce... but if you continue to do it the same way (because you dont know any better) u dont learn, u just repeat the same mistakes over and over. Any thought or help on this? Thanks a.a.

Do have a tutorial on painting real fire on lexan ? Like an rc body where your painting in reverse, if you know what I’m saying 😂

Will definitely be putting this to use. Great video chap. 🤘🏻🇬🇧

Impressive tutorial Thank you

Quick and right to the point! Thanks

Класс! Cool!

Good tutorial

Oh yea!! Love all ur tutorials but especially ur fire ones. Idk how many times I’ve watched all ur others since I started 3 years ago. Keepin it simple but with a finished product that doesn’t look simple. I’d like to see u do another one w skulls in the fire like u done the purple back ground that u did as a sample for the hot rod a few years back. But w a black background