Airbrushing is a technique in which paint, ink or other liquids are finely atomized and applied to a surface using a special spray gun. This technique makes it possible to create very fine details and smooth color transitions that are difficult to achieve with conventional painting tools. The airbrush gun is usually connected to a small compressor that provides the necessary air pressure to spray the paint through the nozzle.

Airbrushing is used in a variety of applications, including art and illustration, custom painting of cars and motorcycles, model making, makeup, nail design, textile design and even cake and food decoration. The versatility of the airbrush technique makes it ideal for everything from large-scale projects to tiny, precise details.

The technique requires practice, especially when adjusting air pressure and color mixing to achieve the desired effects. In addition, stencils or masking can be used to protect certain areas of the surface from paint and create clear lines or patterns.