Artist Uses Airbrush to Create Art


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Artist Uses Airbrush to Create Art
Artist name: Glen Hunter, Kansas City-North, Mo. Occupation: Artist...full time...anything else, to support my being an artist. Main art form: Abstract acrylic on canvas. He works almost exclusively with the airbrush for more than 25 years in a variety of uses that includes photo retouching, graphic design and illustration and fine arts using acrylic oil paints and pigment dyes. “My paintings are a culmination of free associations, experimenting with color and shapes through the use of the airbrush. My goal is to have the viewer enjoy my paintings on an emotional level due to the placement of colors and shapes, not for the content of the painting itself,” he says.

Artist name: Glen Hunter, Kansas City-North, Mo.

Occupation: Artist...full time...anything else, to support my being an artist.

Main art form: Abstract acrylic on canvas. He works almost exclusively with the airbrush for more than 25 years in a variety of uses that includes photo retouching, graphic design and illustration and fine arts using acrylic oil paints and pigment dyes.

“My paintings are a culmination of free associations, experimenting with color and shapes through the use of the airbrush. My goal is to have the viewer enjoy my paintings on an emotional level due to the placement of colors and shapes, not for the content of the painting itself,” he says.