If you use a lot of water it will unbind the acrylic and it will dry splotchy, but for this style I didn't care if it did that so I intentionally used a lot of water. mediums come in handy in certain circumstances but they are not always needed, if you can find the sweet spot of how much water to use before it's too much it will do great. I personally don't use mediums, just water.
@@sugaraddictlovinglifeeleon3585 As far As I know it will not affect the structural integrity of the painting once it has dried, it will just affect the visual results :)
I think it would depend on the surface of the canvas, if it was primed or not. basically the water needs something to soak into and it wont soak into (as well) an acrylic covered canvas
If I'm working on a very absorbent surface (like fresh canvas in this case), and a thin layer of color, then I don't worry about underbinding. It basically get's absorbed by the canvas instead of sitting on the surface of the canvas :-)
I love the red and yellow background! Love the technique
Superb......finally I found an easy video
Wow...these came out beautiful....such a great job.....Thanks for showing this ...I need a big brush like that
that's lovely, i hope it's feasible for beginners too
nice. is simple but very efective. thank you for sharing. more videos.
Thank you! You got it!
AWESOME!
Great piece
That was really helpful! Thank you.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing
Lovely thank you for sharing.
This was so helpful
You saved me from insanity.
Thank you for this video.
haha awesome!
so nice ❤😍 new subscriber
looking for other video can not find it , i like this one .
Need to see other Visio to this one please.
Thank you so much!
Very good as usual 😊
Thank You SO much!!!👍🖌🎨
Hi, do you know if this will work on painted wood?
I would imagine it would not work the same as a fabric, but give it a try!
Hello, The painting behind you is so great...can you share your work on it ? thanx for sharing the background works..
Sorry that was many years ago, I don’t have any footage of that painting
Where is the next video please?
I have always been taught that it’s not good using to much water with acrylics, that I should dilute with a medium. What is your opinion on that?
If you use a lot of water it will unbind the acrylic and it will dry splotchy, but for this style I didn't care if it did that so I intentionally used a lot of water. mediums come in handy in certain circumstances but they are not always needed, if you can find the sweet spot of how much water to use before it's too much it will do great. I personally don't use mediums, just water.
Addi Arts ok, I thought that it wasn’t good for the painting, that it took down the quality.
@@sugaraddictlovinglifeeleon3585 As far As I know it will not affect the structural integrity of the painting once it has dried, it will just affect the visual results :)
Hey, would this work on a canvas that was already painted
I think it would depend on the surface of the canvas, if it was primed or not. basically the water needs something to soak into and it wont soak into (as well) an acrylic covered canvas
Oh, okie dokie. That’s fine. Thanks for the tutorial though
Can you please tell me brand name of these paints you are using
windsor newton
Is there another video where you use these?
Would work great on my ocean painting ✌️👌👏🙏👍🌎👩🎨
Did you use the same technique for the painting you are standing in front of?
Yes I did! Along with multiple other techniques :-)
Have you done a video on the one behind you?
No I didn't do a video on that one : /
Nice Video, but i can‘t find the next one??
What about next step you promised?
Here is a smaller version of what I was planning, a simple abstract splatter tree. ua-cam.com/video/vpCAt45VWl0/v-deo.html
@@AddiArts thank you so much from Spain!
what about underbinding?
If I'm working on a very absorbent surface (like fresh canvas in this case), and a thin layer of color, then I don't worry about underbinding. It basically get's absorbed by the canvas instead of sitting on the surface of the canvas :-)
Addi Arts thank you 😊 😊
@@AddiArtsthanks for the video I'm having doubt is that acrylic paint or oil paint ?? Can u plz reply me
@@meenuminiminkey4774 Acrylic!
Did you 'Gesso' the Canvas?
No I didn't, the canvas came pre-primed and that works fine enough for me.
And what kind of colour is it?
It looks like you are using different brushes but I didn't hear you say which ones. It's all so fast. Is this a race?
I'm using 2 of the same brush. Yes this painting was part of a race and you'll be glad to know it won!