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BobBlast 325 - 'Heavy Body Acrylics vs Acrylic Fluids'
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Weekly BobBlast Issue 325
Heavy Body Acrylics vs Acrylic Fluids
Welcome Back to Another BobBlast
This BobBlast is short and sweet - and informative - demo to explain a question that comes up a lot… Should I use Heavy Body Acrylic or Fluid Acrylic Paint?
I like having choices, and yes, I paint with both. There are advantages to both and I will do a short demo using both types of paint. I am using Holbein Acrylic Paint for this BobBlast.
Heavy Body Artist Acrylic Paint is used straight out of the tube or jar. It is a rich, thick pigment that can be thinned with water to flow easier. It has a viscosity like an oil paint - so, if not thinned, you can use a palette knife technique to paint. Depending on the amount of water you add, the heavy body paint runs the gamut from thick to thin. It still holds up because it is a full pigment paint.
The Fluid Acrylics are similar in their pigment load - but they can be treated like a watercolor. The end result is also permanent. Like all acrylic paints, Fluid acrylics dry with the same intensity as when they were when wet. Because the Fluid Acrylics are low viscosity, I often mix them into the heavy body acrylics. As I mentioned, I paint with both. They mix seamlessly with all acrylic paints, including mediums.
I am also asked about using Open Acrylics. Open Acrylics may be confusing. Simply said, Open Acrylics are a retarding, slow-drying acrylic paint. May take weeks to dry!
Check out this website for Holbein Paint
Paint Paint Paint!
"Zoomin' with Bob!"
Monday & Tuesday, 10-noon PT and 1-3pm PT
Online Workshops in November and December
Click here for more information!
•Loosen Up with Aquamedia Painting - 11/30-121/1
•Color Lesson: Making and Using Neutrals in your Painting - 12/7-8
--Don't Miss--
Date Night with Bob!
Thursdays in October
All Zoom Painting Workshops!
Limited to 20 - Click here for more info.
Our Latest Virtual Exhibit! LOVE NOTES…
Join the group and post your LOVE NOTES Paintings.
Here’s what to do next to join our virtual exhibit of Love Notes:
Click on this link:
OR search in Facebook for Robert Burridge Studio Love Notes Virtual Exhibit
Join the group
Post your work!
Add your name, title plus more info.
Looking forward to seeing your work!
Heavy Body Acrylics vs Acrylic Fluids
Welcome Back to Another BobBlast
This BobBlast is short and sweet - and informative - demo to explain a question that comes up a lot… Should I use Heavy Body Acrylic or Fluid Acrylic Paint?
I like having choices, and yes, I paint with both. There are advantages to both and I will do a short demo using both types of paint. I am using Holbein Acrylic Paint for this BobBlast.
Heavy Body Artist Acrylic Paint is used straight out of the tube or jar. It is a rich, thick pigment that can be thinned with water to flow easier. It has a viscosity like an oil paint - so, if not thinned, you can use a palette knife technique to paint. Depending on the amount of water you add, the heavy body paint runs the gamut from thick to thin. It still holds up because it is a full pigment paint.
The Fluid Acrylics are similar in their pigment load - but they can be treated like a watercolor. The end result is also permanent. Like all acrylic paints, Fluid acrylics dry with the same intensity as when they were when wet. Because the Fluid Acrylics are low viscosity, I often mix them into the heavy body acrylics. As I mentioned, I paint with both. They mix seamlessly with all acrylic paints, including mediums.
I am also asked about using Open Acrylics. Open Acrylics may be confusing. Simply said, Open Acrylics are a retarding, slow-drying acrylic paint. May take weeks to dry!
Check out this website for Holbein Paint
Paint Paint Paint!
"Zoomin' with Bob!"
Monday & Tuesday, 10-noon PT and 1-3pm PT
Online Workshops in November and December
Click here for more information!
•Loosen Up with Aquamedia Painting - 11/30-121/1
•Color Lesson: Making and Using Neutrals in your Painting - 12/7-8
--Don't Miss--
Date Night with Bob!
Thursdays in October
All Zoom Painting Workshops!
Limited to 20 - Click here for more info.
Our Latest Virtual Exhibit! LOVE NOTES…
Join the group and post your LOVE NOTES Paintings.
Here’s what to do next to join our virtual exhibit of Love Notes:
Click on this link:
OR search in Facebook for Robert Burridge Studio Love Notes Virtual Exhibit
Join the group
Post your work!
Add your name, title plus more info.
Looking forward to seeing your work!
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