BLENDING with Acrylics

Blending 101. If you’re interested in learning how stop your acrylic paints from drying out, getting a smooth realistic look without muddy colours And avoiding streaks and drips this video is for you. I've included my favourite tips 🙂

The best way to get better at something , hands down is practice!
Now, let's go put these ideas down on paper (or canvas) with the BLENDING BLAST Challenge

Join me July 3rd for 4 practice exercises + 4 full length, juicy-coloured blending tutorials

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[linneaheaverlo]

I have listened to several tutorials from different artists and have to say I really enjoy the way you explain, demonstrate and encourage! Thank you for your time and expertise!

[panchatwyn]

Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos

[wacky_paintings]

I find that metal baking trays make good palettes. I found an old rusty one and covered it with five coats of white gesso before putting paint in it. It has twelve sunken circles for making small cakes, that keep each colour separate. Also the weight of the metal stops it sliding around.

[LifewithMar]

Thank you for these tips! My first tutorial was Moon Dreams and my moon color was a bit off. I definitely had a lot of dry paint and wasn't using enough of it either. So much I don't know!

[mindyhensen]

This is a great lesson! I learned so much. Where can I find the 4 exercises?