Creating Beautiful Wild Grasses (Pantone Color of 2025 - Mocha Mousse) See My Full Process!
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Learn how to paint in this free step by step acrylic painting tutorial by Angela Anderson. Easy to follow instructions guide you through creating your own beautiful canvas artwork.
Materials Used:
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9" x 12" Fredrix Canvas Board
Heavy Body Acrylic Paints
Burnt Umber
Burnt Sienna
Yellow Oxide
Ultramarine Blue
Quinacridone Magenta
Titanium White
Unbleached Titanium
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Princeton 6100 Bright #12, #8
Princeton Aspen 2" Mottler Flat
Princeton 6100 Filbert #4, #6
Princeton 6100 Round #1, #2, #2/0
Princeton Aspen Fan #2
Princeton Select Deerfoot Stippler 3/8"
Princeton VelvetTouch Round #1, Liner #1
Princeton VelvetTouch 1/4", 3/8" Blender
Princeton VelvetTouch Angle Shader 1/4", 3/8"
Golden Acrylic Glazing Liquid (Satin or Gloss)
Paper Towels (Viva or Scott Shop)
Spray Bottle
Strathmore Visual Journal Mixed Media Pad (for practice)
Chalk or Water-soluble Pencils
Acrylic Paint Pen (for signing)
Grey Matters Palette Paper or Posh Glass Palette
Creative Color Wheel or Color Mixing Color Wheel
For Traceable Transfer:
Tracing Paper
Saral Graphite Transfer Paper
Saral White Transfer Paper
Stylus Set
Bleach Wipes (optional)
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Wow I love this so much. Your teaching style is Perfect.
Wow!!! This was so very fun!!! Im proud to sign this one!!! Thanks to you both!!!!!!!!
Yay! I'm so happy to hear that!!
This is so amazing thanks for sharing your talent ❤ Ps great technique ❤
So gorgeous 👏👏👏🤗
Thank you! 😊
Angela how do you keep your paints moist on that pallett?
"Take risks that scare you-they’re the ones that matter."
Hi everyone, sorry I am late! I will start it tomorrow.
Glad to hear it! :)
👍👍👍💕💕💕🇩🇰
How do you know how much paint to put out when you working on a canvas and not waste your paint?
I usually just guess. Sometimes I do better than others. I obviously put out way too much Ultramarine and Magenta for this one. Lol.
But I usually do try to think of which colors I might use more. If it is fairly even I will just put put about a nickel size dollop for each color with the heavy body acrylic. It goes farther than you think. And sometimes I will use the leftover colors to paint grounds on blamk canvases. It helps to have color on the canvas sometimes. So if you have a bunch of paint leftover try using it that way. :)
@thankfulart thank you so much Angela I appreciate it so much
Better blending with a sponge...
Where can I get a similar rectangular shading chart like the one you use?
I got mine on Amazon. It is in my "favorite art supplies" list. www.amazon.com/shop/angelafineart
Hey everybody
Hey Dotty!