Well there is really only one way to truly discover art painting
techniques. You guessed it, practice them! Where do I start, you may be
asking. Well if you are beginning, you should start by "copying" other
artists work. I am not saying to take credit for others work, just learn
from those that are trying to teach.
I have created several step by step lessons in which you will be taken from a blank canvas to a beautiful masterpiece that you alone created! You will be absolutely amazed at yourself and at how easy and fun painting is to learn!
Wet on Wet. This is an oil painting technique. The artist applies moist paint on top of moist paint because oil paint stays wet. You must lean blending techniques in order to avoid making a muddy mess on the canvas.
Layering. If you are using acrylic paint then you will likely apply a layer and allow it to dry - this takes about 2 minutes! Now apply highlights or more color on top of preceding layers
Texture. If you are painting with oil, the paint usually goes on thick and what you see is what you get. The finished painting is full of brushstrokes, knife strokes and highs and lows in the paint itself. You can add texture medium to acrylic paint to create the same affect as well
As you learn to paint, you will find that several different techniques form the foundation of your art - the brush you use, the colors you choose, how you apply the paint, and so on. You form your own unique painting techniques. You may learn from others but your work will be uniquely your own and you will refer back to the techniques that you have found that worked for you.
I have created several step by step lessons in which you will be taken from a blank canvas to a beautiful masterpiece that you alone created! You will be absolutely amazed at yourself and at how easy and fun painting is to learn!
Wet on Wet. This is an oil painting technique. The artist applies moist paint on top of moist paint because oil paint stays wet. You must lean blending techniques in order to avoid making a muddy mess on the canvas.
Layering. If you are using acrylic paint then you will likely apply a layer and allow it to dry - this takes about 2 minutes! Now apply highlights or more color on top of preceding layers
Texture. If you are painting with oil, the paint usually goes on thick and what you see is what you get. The finished painting is full of brushstrokes, knife strokes and highs and lows in the paint itself. You can add texture medium to acrylic paint to create the same affect as well
As you learn to paint, you will find that several different techniques form the foundation of your art - the brush you use, the colors you choose, how you apply the paint, and so on. You form your own unique painting techniques. You may learn from others but your work will be uniquely your own and you will refer back to the techniques that you have found that worked for you.
Together - with step-by-step lessons and your desire to learn
drawing and painting techniques we will bring out that true creativity
inside of you and create beautiful works of art! To see acrylic tips,
tricks, lessons and to Learn Painting Techniques
visit my how to paint instructional site. The best way to begin
painting is to follow prescribed instruction and get your feet wet. With
a little practice, you will be well on your way to a rewarding hobby of
painting. Let http://www.IamPainting.org show you how!
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