Airbrushing and Tattoo Spray

This category is for airbrush ink rather than hand brushes, and right now it holds a single shade: Cameleon Airline Paints in Canary Yellow. It is a ready-to-spray formula made for an airbrush gun rather than a traditional brush or sponge, which is why it sits apart from the rest of the brush and sponge pages on this site.

Who reaches for airbrush ink

Airbrushing suits large areas of flat, even colour, such as a base coat before detail work, or fast coverage for a queue of kids at an event. It behaves differently to cake or splitcake paint applied with a sponge, since it needs a compressor and gun rather than water and a brush.

If you paint with a brush and sponge rather than a gun, the Cameleon Professional range carries the same brand's cake and palette paints, while the shop's wider brush and sponge range handles hand-applied tools for every other job.