How to blend | learn to paint | Refined Blending | Acrylic, painting for beginners | #clive5art

Refined Blending and skill test In this Acrylic painting for beginners, lesson#CLIVE5ART

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TITANIUM WHITE, MARS BLACK
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Brushes Used
Short Flats
1/4"
Detail Brushes
No 2 4

Blending brush,
Wet Pallet
Clive5art Liquid Clear
Water distilled
Roll of Kitchen Paper Towel
Cup of Welsh Brew Tea
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Canvas Conversions Cm to Inches

19cm x 12½cm = 7.5" x 5"
20cm x 15cm = 8" x 6"
23cm x 15cm = 9" x 6"
25cm x 17.5cm = 10" x 7"
25cm x 20cm = 10" x 8"
30cm x 20cm = 12" x 8"
30cm x 25cm = 12" x 10"
38cm x 25cm = 15" x 10"
41cm x 30.5cm = 16"x12"
45cm x 30.5cm = 18"x12"
51cm x 41cm = 20"x16"
76cm x 51cm = 30" x 20"

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[roseryan]

I know for beginners that there's the natural desire to paint immediately, but learning the fundamentals can make the endeavor much more successful from the onset. That includes learning what you can do with your brushes, the feel and spring of them and how to achieve the blending that some find hard to achieve with acrylics. . You can practice these without doing an entire composition, which can be intimidating at first. Practice is the key. I know it's hard and maybe frustrating for some to practice without achieving a painting at the end of day. But wishing won't make you satisfied with your painting, it requires a lot of practice that is purpose driven. Thanks so much, Clive. No matter the skill level these types of exercises are always of benefit.

[raquelpalen]

I just found you're videos and they are so helpful! I'm learning a great deal...as I am a self taught artist/painter. Your videos are nicely done, step-by-step! Thank you for your YouTube videos!!!

[deezine]

I love this lesson and I will certainly be practising.

[sylviawood]

Thank you! You are a good teacher 😉 Never thought painting a circle could be so educational.

[stephenwright]

Such rich texture created using only grey, well done Clive.

[marilynrobinson]

Just tuning in for the first time ! Very enjoyable and helpful painting tips !

[susancanas]

I feel that i start painting, my lesson learned from you would help a lot. THANK YOU, SIR

[RGNelly]

Yes to more skill lessons! this is great and makes acrylic painting more "achievable" for complete beginners. thank you!

[krishnadarshan]

Clive, very helpful blending tips. Loved it.

[danskehans]

I am 68 years old and just started to paint. Intimidated as hell, but having a blast learning. Thank for good tips and I promise you to practise, practise and then practise some more!!

[christinagavriel]

Just stated to paint and im very new, so thank you for skills im gonna keep practising

[jocelynarsenault]

Very helpful and so enjoyable to watch 🙂

[ainunjariyah]

Glad found your chanel. Thank you for this lesson

[lisengel]

Fine simple demonstration of blending and working with gradual values. Very fine exercise

[anitadasilva]

Thank you for the "skill" lesson. These little lessons are more specific and so helpful.

[hahnk]

Thanks Clive! Great tips! You explain them very well. Grateful for you sharing your knowledge!

[grandemaison]

Thank you for a priceless, invaluable lesson - much appreciated!

[lucimargarcia]

Amazing teaching, calm and pleasant easy to follow and relax and learn, thanks so much. Luci

[hondovortex]

Art God blessings! The is a great meditation and focusing technique. Can't wait to try one!

[MaggieValera]

Clive, I love your videos! I'm so thankful that you always take advantage of teachable moments instead of just painting a picture. You're my #1 go to when I need to learn how to do something.