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Abstract Techniques Revealed Vol. 3 - Acrylic, Resin & More

3 hours on-demand video

$ 12.99

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Brief Introduction

The Fun and easy way to create modern art with epoxy resin. Also, painting and layering images similar to street art

Description

In this course we will be creating 2 beautiful, large modern paintings. I will show you step by step how to work with epoxy resin, acrylic paints, stencils, glitter, spray paint and more to give you the confidence you need to paint loose and carefree without the worry of making mistakes. I share my secret techniques that took me over 20 years to perfect.

I will cover the usage of regular unconventional art tools and materials to add interest and excitement to your masterpiece.

Without spending a fortune on art supplies, you'll learn how to paint your own original modern abstract art on canvas and wood substrates.

I discuss the paints and
brushes that I like to use and the different mediums to add glimmer and glow to your piece.

I use different mediums to create these beautiful works of art.

If you are interested in creating abstract modern art and a street art style painting, this course is for you. With multi-camera angles, you will grasp every brushstroke and every splatter. Even though I work fast, you can take your time, pause and rewind as often as you 'd like and watch the course over and over again. This is not your average, boring art lesson. I value your time so I get to straight to the point without have to comprehend art jargon.

Get ready to be amazed at your ability to create!

Requirements

Requirements
Basic painting skills, but not really necessary. I will show you step by step and give you the confidence to create paintings like the ones found in any contemporary art gallery.
Materials Required: Large canvas, wood panel, assorted acrylic paints, gesso or primer, spray paint, color pigments, rubbing alcohol, stencils, your favorite printed image, epoxy resin, glitter, varnish, small, medium and large brushes, foam roller, pallet knife
The desire to let loose, have fun and not worry about making mistakes.