A tiny, hand-held paint-spraying device used to paint.
A small, high-pressure gun that sprays dye, used in retouching (or airbrushing, verb) photographic images.
To retouch photographic images with dye sprayed from a small, high-pressure gun (also known as an airbrush, noun). Similar retouching can be performed digitally with the use of image-manipulation software.
Small spray tool for fine-spray application of paints and stains with compressed air.
Mechanical device similar in appearance to a pen and similar in application to a miniature spray gun which allows the artist to propel paint or ink onto to the SUPPORT in minute quantities. Good airbrushes are "double action" and allow the artist to control both the quantity of paint being applied and the quantity of air propelling it using the "x" and "y" axis of a single lever.
A means of applying paint using a powered spray gun. Airbrush es are useful for paint ing larger areas of plastic such as wings, but gene ral ly require greater skill than ordinary brush application.
a tool used in illustration design and photographic retouching. Produces an adjustable spray of paint driven by compressed air.
A pneumatic device, or atomizer used for detailed shading and retouching for pictures and photographs.
Atomizer operated by compressed air used for spraying paint.
an atomizer to spray paint by means of compressed air
paint with an airbrush; "The old car looks like new now that we airbrushed it"
a compressed air driven device, so in order to use it you need a source of air
a fine tool for detailing and shading but is not really sufficient for applying glaze
a small pen-shaped tool that sprays fluids in a precise, controlled manner
a versatile precision instrument capable of producing finely detailed illustrative paint work
norm pressure gun that sprays paint with compressed air; or its electronic equivalent, found in most imaging programs.
The tool used by an artist to spray color onto a surfboard. The airbrush is powered by a compressor and sprays paint from a container (usually screwed or otherwise attached to the airbrush) out through a thin nozzle in a manner similar to an aerosol spraycan. (verb
tool that uses compressed air to shoot a spray of water-color pigment on photographs or artwork. Used for retouching artwork.
A paint sprayer used to produce a fine spray of ink or paint
A small pen-sized spray gun utilizing compressed air to generate a fine spray of paint. As air passes through the head of the airbrush, a vacuum is created, siphoning the paint up from its container. Studio versions are generally gravity feed.
A device operated with an air compressor used for spraying on colors, either in overall coverage or decorative form.
A small scale paint sprayer that allows the artist to control a fine mist of paint.
type of spray gun about the size of a pen used to precisely apply paints or inks. The air supply is usually canned gas or an air compressor.
Pen-shaped tool that sprays a fine mist of ink or paint to retouch photos and create continuous-tone illustrations.
Graphic technique in which ink is applied with compressed air, similar to spray painting, to render a soft, airy effect.
a mechanical painting tool producing an adjustable spray of paint driven by compressed air. Used in illustration design and photographic retouching.
In the traditional sense, it is a compressed air tool that dispenses a fine mist of paint or ink. It is featured as a tool in most major illustration and bitmap software programs.
A device utilizing compressed air to generate a fine spray of paint. As air passes through the head of the airbrush, a vacuum is created, siphoning the paint up from its container. Airbrushes come in a variety of sizes with different heads and tips depending on the use.
In artwork, a small pressure gun shaped like a pencil that sprays watercolor pigment. In electronic imaging, a retouching technique.
A miniature paint sprayer that gives a controlled application of thinned paint.
A compressed air tool that dispenses a fine mist of paint or ink; used in illustration and photo retouching.
An airbrush uses compressed air to spray dyes or paints onto whatever surface the artist chooses. The effect is often very smooth graduation from one color or tone to another.
A painting device that combines thin paint from a reservoir with a stream of compressed air, creating a fine spray which allows for subtle blending. Single action airbrushes allow you to control the air flow, while double action airbrushes allow you to control both air flow and paint flow (for more precision).
An atomizer for applying by compressed air a fine spray (as of paint or liquid color). An airbrush is the best choice for painting masks and special effects props because of its ability to blend colors smoothly and naturally.
To apply in a fine spray by compressed air, as paint.
Apparatus that applies paint by the use of compressed air and a fine nozzle. In this manner, application is able to be controlled to cover only a small area.
an instrument for applying ink or diluted paint in the form of an atomized spray of colour by combining the medium with air under pressure. Typically the colour spread is even and can be subtly graduated.
Pen-shaped ink sprayer used to retouch photographic prints and create illustrations.
An airbrush is a small, air-operated tool that sprays various media including ink and dye, but most often paint by a process of atomization. Spray guns developed from the airbrush and are still considered a type of airbrush. The first airbrush was invented in 1879 by Abner Peeler, in Iowa, USA.