How to Blend Acrylic Paint on Canvas | Blending Demonstration

This video demonstrates how to blend a smooth color gradient using acrylic paints on canvas. First, a layer of titanium white acrylic paint is laid down with a wet blender brush. Next, bright aqua green and green yellow are applied to equal halves of the canvas. The last step is blending and smoothing the acrylic paints with dry wash brushes until they create a color gradient.

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[GregLowmanArt]

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[SnowS]

It's lovely. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[rodneysmith]

Towards the end, is each cut a new brush?

[marwahislamsama]

Your art is so amazing Greg. I have one question though. Did you prep your canvas with gesso before painting it white?

[patpoulter]

Love your video's Greg. I have a question concerning your methods of "toning"/adding a gradient to your canvas. In the first video I watched, you prepped a large canvas and the process was very different, with regards to the white you mopped on the small canvas examples. Also, in the small canvas examples, is your color thinned in the come water and the extender? Can you explain the advantage to adding the white to the entire small canvas examples. Thanks!

[bree]

did you dip the paint in water to make it runny?

[rodneysmith]

Have you tried blending with house paints?

[ivanvelasquez]

Nice .but I wish u would say or show the colors u have on your pallet