Imagine those little elves working away unnoticed, minding their own business, keeping a low profile and every now and then they pop up to do the occasional teaching workshop, then return to obscurity, well that’s us. We don’t argue about which airbrushes you must use, which paints you must use and all the mud slinging that sometimes happens when there is a clash of opinions. We have our system and it works for us. We will of course share them.

Anyway you may be thinking what kind of airbrushing we do, after all, it is very diverse. Well, we have done a lot over our career span. We have demonstrated at custom shows, painting motorcycle parts, at trade shows painting portraits on panels, at beauty shows painting artwork on nails, at Harrods in London and in Venice demonstrating miniature airbrush artwork on Pens. In Trieste demonstrating artwork on cakes and body art at various events and even jewellery at specialised events. To have diversity is a good thing because it opens your mind to ideas and techniques.

Now, that diversity also arms oneself with knowledge, skill and confidence. Which is why we are fortunate to have worked for companies such as:

Montegrappa Luxury Pens
Tibaldi Luxury Pens
Conway Stewart
Ducati
Ferrari
Lamborghini
Zippo Germany
Colnago Cycles
Maserati
Malaguti Scooters
Saeco coffee machines
Scavia
We also work for private collectors around the world. We have work in the Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg and the Tate Gallery, London.

Recipients of our work are:

Ayrton Senna Foundation
Muhamed Ali Foundation
Prime Minister of Bahrain
President of Mexico
Vogue Magazine
St Andrews link Scotland
Chopard jewellery
Collectors and state dignitaries

All this has been made possible with an airbrush