Airbrushing as a carreer choice

[thecosmicgoose]

hola peeps.

for a while now i've been seriously considering learning to airbrush and perusing it as a career. doing custom graphics, murals, portaits etc etc etc. it seems like a nice way to use my primary talent to make a living.

but before i invest much more time and money into this, i wanted to get the opinions of more experienced airbrush artists. whats your general opinion on doing custom graphic work as a career? if you had it to do over again, what would you do differently? how much of an investment is needed to get a airbrushing business up off the ground, and how easy is it to maintain?

[pavypavy]

I'm pretty new to digital art (6 months and I would like to have a career in animation), Air brushing is pretty challenging though because you can't really control the spray a swell as you can a pencil in your hand (I have used one)

You can take the computer route and buy a tablet between 200-750$ depending on the size and then also buy an airbrush for it for $90.

Tablet: http://www.amazon.com/Wacom-Intuos4-...8151708&sr=8-1

Tablet Airbrush: http://www.amazon.com/INTUOS4-CINTIQ...8151786&sr=1-1

Or you can always take the boring and hard way which is the traditional way

Airbrush:http://www.amazon.com/Gravity-Action...151852&sr=1-11

couldn't find pain sorry i'm just doing quick searches but it should be more then probably 5-10$ a small bottle.