Planet and Pyramid Spray Paint Art Tutorial - Intermediate Spray Art Tutorial
Published 2020-02-28
Spray paint art takes a minute to learn but a lifetime to master. This tutorial video for spray paint artists is full of helpful tips and tricks to help take your spray painting to the next level.
Pyramids are simple but effective technique that is a must have for your spray art Arsenal. Dive into this art tutorial to figure out a simple way to make stunning works of art with aerosol cans.
In today's spray paint art tutorial for beginners, I am using Montana Gold spray paint, Rustoleum clear coat and Rustoleum Quick Color spray paint. Always wear a respirator when using spray paint as spray paint fumes are toxic!
This space painting depicts a rainbow galaxy with rainbow planets. Tons of starts and a solar flare make this painting pop! For more resources, to purchase original Aerosotle paintings or to support the channel, check out the links below!
Here are 10 techniques you MUST learn to be a master at spray art:
• Top 10 Spray Paint Art Techniques - B...
Purchase original Aerosotle spray paintings here:
www.etsy.com/ca/shop/Aerosotle
Support Aerosotle on Patreon HERE:
www.patreon.com/aerosotle
Pledges start as low as $1 and make a big difference with helping improve the Aerosotle community.
Submit your spray paint art, spray paint videos and more on the r/aerosotle subreddit to be featured in a future video! Click the link below to get started:
www.reddit.com/r/Aerosotle/
If you're just getting started with spray paint, be sure to check out my Beginner Spray Paint Art Tutorial Video Playlist:
• BEGINNER SPRAY PAINT ART TUTORIAL
These spray paint art videos are a lot more fun if you paint along! Grab some basic supplies and get started today! Spray paint art takes a minute to learn and a lifetime to master. You might surprise yourself how quickly you can obtain amazing results with a few cans of spray paint and some canvas or posterboard.
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.
Want to see a specific spray paint art tutorial? Leave a comment below!
Follow on Instagram for spray art photos, painting clips and artist features from other spray paint artists. DM if you’d like to be featured!
Instagram:
www.instagram.com/aerosotle/
Please like, subscribe, comment and consider support this channel on Patreon if you find these videos helpful and I'll see you in the studio!
If you’re just getting started, check out this tutorial:
• Spray Paint Art Tutorial for Beginner...
Be sure to check out some other videos!
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 & 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 alongside all of you.
All Comments (21)
-
I am going to begin doing Spray art and you give me so much inspiration! Thankyou!!
-
Love this absolutely love the colors and all the information 😊
-
Looks great
-
Gorgeous!
-
This is my favorite!!
-
Maybe a darker moon in the right hand corner
-
Nice one mike ,great job 🤩
-
Maybe a space ship in the top right? Its really beautiful!
-
Looks good bro!
-
Cool
-
I think I would put some clouds in neon colors
-
Nice
-
Am subscribed, have liked, looking forward to watching this channel grow. :-)
-
Old video but my suggestion would be to put a palm tree on the foremost terrain.
-
In MY opinion I feel you should put a fox or a camel on the hills down at the bottom
-
lovely stuff
-
Ive been working with rings on my planets but might be nice to see a small moon or two for your planet
-
I know you didn't do much texturizing, but do you, like me, look at various everyday objects with a texture and wonder how to apply it to your paintings or what effect it might have?
-
Needs a Martian and UFO hovering over it. Or maybe a dinosaur walking around. Cut out from a magazine or something. Thank you for your tutorials!
-
Thanks for the knowledge. I haven't tried pyramid stencils yet. I think one thing that could be added is a more obvious light source. If that's a planet, then without shading its implied the light source is behind, which isn't consistent with the foreground. Maybe shade the right side of the planet implying left light source.
