Top 10 Spray Paint Art Techniques - Beginner Spray Paint Art Tutorial

Top 10 Spray Paint Art Techniques - Beginner Spray Paint Art Tutorial - Spray paint like a pro in minutes with today's spray paint art techniques top 10 video. In this in depth spray paint art tutorial, I review the top 10 spray paint tips to help you paint like a professional with spray paint.

Today's spray paint video covers: creating textures with spray paint, making planets with spray paint, clouds and fog, spray paint art water, spray paint art stars, galaxy and nebulas, water, waterfalls, spray paint art highlights and etching and how to paint trees with spray paint. Learn spray paint art with these easy to follow spray paint art tips and tricks.

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I look forward to sharing this great medium with you all and helping you to improve your spray paint art with spray paint tutorials, tips and tricks, time-lapse videos and some advice on how to profit from your art.

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What's up fellow artists and aspiring artists. My name is Mike with Aerosotle Custom Spray Paint Art and my mission is to teach others the amazing medium of spray paint art through YouTube tutorials, online lessons, instructional videos and question and answer sessions.

For those of you who already subscribe to the channel on YouTube, thank you so much for your support. Hearing your feedback and watching so many of you evolve from beginners into talented artists has been an incredible experience and I'm so excited to grow as an artist along with all of you.

Three years ago, a friend of mine gave me a paintbrush, a few small canvases and some acrylic paint. My initial results were terrible, but over the course of a few months, I began to see some significant improvement. I loved painting outer space and sci-fi scenes and although my initial improvements were thrilling, I hit a plateau when attempting to paint these types of scenes. I had seen a live spray paint artist in Las Vegas several years earlier and recalled how vibrant, clean and stunning his space paintings were.

I set forth to scour the internet in an attempt to improve my space art and try something new. What do I need to get started? What kind of paint do I need? The more research I did, the more questions I had. After weeks of watching Youtube videos late into the night, I decided to buy everything I needed and give it a go. I will never forget the satisfaction I got from that first painting. It wasn't perfect by any means, but that was the moment when something clicked. I became obsessed with spray paint art and spent my days and nights painting and watching every video I could. Trying to dissect the videos and study the artist's movements and learn as much as I possibly could.

Over the course of the past three years, I've experienced a lot and learned so much. I'm so excited to continue sharing this art form and teaching others. Through tutorials, how to videos and Q&A videos I teach spray paint art techniques as well as practical information related to selling your art, live painting and more.

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[johntierney]

This was so helpful. I love how you incorporated all the techniques in multiple paintings and broke down why you were doing what you did.

[j.j.kucala]

I've just started expanding my painting techniques. I usually do abstract paintings and Dutch pours but I really enjoy spray painting and watching your videos has helped more than you think.

[sheriesadlier]

This is great! I’ve been wanting to do this for some time and can’t wait to give it a try! Thank you for all of the great tips!!

[KB-zhdx]

I've just started spray paint planets and galaxies in the last 6 months. Thank you for these tips. I can't wait to try them out!!

[deanmcgowan]

Just made a copy of the mountain and moon peice couldnt be happier with how it turned out thanks for the tips u are really inspiring

[furnifur]

I have watched this several times and I finally get the waterfall. I can’t wait to try most of these especially that gorgeous tree!

[jasonwise]

Wow thanks for the tips great and easy to follow cannot wait to get started 👍👍

[DougPearsall]

excellent tutorial, I'm so glad I found this-very inspiring!

[djoulydorcil]

thank u so much for sharing this it was worth watching 🇨🇦

[anyone]

Omg, I love it! It's really a class!!

[kimnielsen]

Thank you for the video! This is really great 😀

[raleigh]

Man great video I’ll start spray painting this year super helpful

[janetgross]

Amazing art. Details I wouldn't have expected from spray paint. I'm inspired!

[samanthawildsmith]

I just started recently became interested in spray paint art! I found your channel and I am enjoying the lessons! I can't wait for it to warm up enough that I can start doing this outside! My husband won't let me do it in the garage... LOL! I will keep you posted!

[overkill]

As someone that had a stroke and I'm trying to do this, you have some great help. Thank you

[tylersterling]

This was amazing and super helpful. Im actually trying these techniques on wood with airbrushing unicorn spit. thanks for the vid!

[MilesPony]

Wow...this was a great video. Learnt so much. Thank you!

[Nathan-fixt]

Thanks I just ordered a set of Montana cans and some paper so I want to try to start painting and this helped thanks a lot

[caseythomas]

I’ve been really interested in this art style and I’m SO happy to have found your channel! Keep up the great work!

[tracycrist]

i love how you describe how to do things... im just learning. and i cant wait to try some of these ideas thank you