Acrylic Painting Tips & Tricks For Beginners! ✨🎨

✿ SNAP UP SOME ZEKE GEAR ✿

✿ STALK ME ✿

✿ MATERIALS MENTIONED ✿

✿ MY GEAR ✿
Editing Software ◕ Adobe Premiere Pro

✿ MUSIC ✿
Frook - ♫ I Don't Mind A Little Mess ♫

*Links are affiliated with Amazon, if you click this link I will receive a small commission

[gwvenux]

Acrylic painting tips
1. Prime ur canvas
2. Work in layers
3. Dark to light
4. Dusting in (blending)
5. Water in down
6. Artist grade paint
7. Wet on wet
8. Variety of brushes

[honeyortiz]

Why isn’t anyone talking about how smooth the skin is? It literally looks like oil paint.

[erikadonaghy]

I'm coming from watercolor, so it's so helpful to have the tip of going from dark to light! Totally backward for me, ha!

[paigepriest]

your art style kind of reminds me of a realistic lisa frank!!!❤️❤️❤️

[wackyangel]

MY MOUTH DROPPED OPEN WHEN I SAW YOU. YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL, LITERALLY TOO ADORABLE-

[fionamohl]

i wasnt looking at the screen when this video started playing and i thought it was a rebel wilson vid

[WhimsyyWonderland]

Every time I take a break from painting, when I come back to it I always watch this particular video (I’ve probably watched it about 4/5 times now). It’s super helpful just to remind myself of everything! Plus your art is beautiful and super inspiring!

[galusaurus]

I've recently jumped into acrylics and have been having fun making a mess of things, though I've been a little lost. Thank you for sharing! Also, I love your sweater!!

[dalewilson]

I've never had any real training, so everything I do is from trial and error. I have been working from the lightest to the darkest, now I guess I'll try it the other way around. I also usually only use one or two brushes for a painting, large flat for big areas of color and a round brush for details and highlights. The round brush can have a nice little point or can hold a larger amount of color. Now I have two new things to try! Thanks for the tips

[faithful]

This Christmas I actually got student quality artist acrylic paint, and I never painted ever,

And I’m the type of artist that does a mix of everything!

And I’m loving acrylic!

So this tip video was so helpful!
Thank you!
And I LOVE YOUR FRICKIN ART!!
Keep it up! 💕 😊

[krystacartoons]

I do both watercolor and now starting acrylic. These tips were really helpful, thank you. :)

[madnessends]

You should more men. That blue man looks absolutely gorgeus!

[noemi]

I’m so glaaad found you, especially because we have a similar art style so the things you say are applying to my art especially. 🥰

[moonlverr]

I’m going to have to submit my own artwork for a school I have an audition for and I needed all these.
Thank you

[gillettewow]

I’ve been thinking about starting to paint, I never did it, but now I feel like I need to step out of my comfort zone as an artist in order to expand my knowledge, and this really helps.

[yasuminagunne]

Just finding this and I'm so glad you said dark to light is a good technique! I've always been told light to dark, but I always do dark to light :D Great video!

[gravecollekshins]

Thank you so kindly for making a point to clear seal or varnish the beginning canvas it made my art work for me and not vice versa. You are beyond talented and really inspired me with this video alone. Great job Fr.

[Jojimoji]

I’m new to painting and pretty much don’t know aNYTHING about it, so this video really helped! A lot of other videos I found didn’t have the information I needed, so thank you for this video! :)

[zabe_era]

Your style in this video is just killer, love it.

I just picked up a set of Golden acrylics after working with basically craft paint and I'm dying at how delightful they are to use. Their quinacridone magenta is *gorgeous*

[kassandrarutherford]

Ding dong dang, I LOVED THIS VIDEO!!! 😍 thank you so much for making this, your location and presentation is so cute and you were right, I DO just want to get right into the tips! Thank you for all this AMAZING info!