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Painting Techniques
Acrylic Painting Techniques
1.Splattering
To create splatters on a painting,dip the brush in the water
before dipping into the paint,then flick the colour
onto the surface.
To create splatters on a painting,dip the brush in the water
before dipping into the paint,then flick the colour
onto the surface.
2.Blocking In
One acrylic painting technique is to start with a broader brush to block or fill in larger portions of the design,and use the smallest,finer brushes last for
surface details.
One acrylic painting technique is to start with a broader brush to block or fill in larger portions of the design,and use the smallest,finer brushes last for
surface details.
3.Dry Brushing
Dry brushing is a technique often used when painting rocks and grass.To dry brush,put a little bit of paint on a brush and make it quick,light movements over the dry paint that is already there.
Dry brushing is a technique often used when painting rocks and grass.To dry brush,put a little bit of paint on a brush and make it quick,light movements over the dry paint that is already there.
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Textured Painting Techniques
1.Finger Painting
Yep,finger painting is a real painting technique.You can use the tips of your fingers to blend colours or create textures.Keep a damp rag or paper towels to wipe your hands so you don't mess up anything.
Yep,finger painting is a real painting technique.You can use the tips of your fingers to blend colours or create textures.Keep a damp rag or paper towels to wipe your hands so you don't mess up anything.
2.Blunt End of a Brush
Using the blunt or tapered end of a paint brush in wet paint is a useful technique for removing paint that leaves stark lines.This painting technique is often used for creating tree trunks,branches and to highlight the edges of objects.
Using the blunt or tapered end of a paint brush in wet paint is a useful technique for removing paint that leaves stark lines.This painting technique is often used for creating tree trunks,branches and to highlight the edges of objects.
3.Palette Knife
A palette knife can be used to spread thick layers of colour or to create a strong texture by tapping the knife on wet paint.
A palette knife can be used to spread thick layers of colour or to create a strong texture by tapping the knife on wet paint.
