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Use a modest selection of color. The colors are cadmium red, alizarin crimson, cadmium yellow, yellow ochre, |
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Secondary colors are green, orange, and violet and are created by mixing two primary colors in equal proportions. |
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This is how the painter expresses themselves and their personality. There are many ways to apply paint. |
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Oil paints and acrylic paint are the two mediums that if you do not like the work you have done give you the opportunity to change them. |
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Finding the source of your next painting. Some artist paint from pictures, some sketch from the outdoors, |
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When first starting out with acrylic, buy just what you need, you can always add as you go along.
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Lay a color of wash and allow drying completely. Using a second color lay your |
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How to actually get the paint from the tube or cake to the support. Beginners sometimes get in |
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The sponge is a necessary and needed tool for the artist. There are many varieties of sponges, try a few and see what is your favorite. |
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Watercolor is very different from other mediums for one thing it is transparent. |
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This process must be handled with care. You must have your painting theme drawn out and ready. |
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The form is what an artist uses to create the shape. You can paint a surface flat and with no dimension. |
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