08
Aug
Floating Technique with acrylic paint
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Debbie: I appreciate your take on floating technique.. I am a seasoned painted that gave it up 2 years ago and am now taking it up again. I am comfortable with angle shaders and get the best result from them. I use what I am used to but like the way you use the flat shaders. Thank you for sharing.
Hi. I’ve been painting for almost 2 years and am basically self taught. Would you mind letting me know what floating medium you use and how many drops to water ratio. It seems to me that it’s a subject that’s glossed over and not really discussed in length by anyone. Also, I noted that you often dab the watervendvofvyourvbrushnon paper towel after loading and before painting. Is that because the brush is too wet or you want to guarantee that the end is clear of paint. Lastly, why would you not recommend using glazing medium on the surface you’re painting on andvusevitvonly for Practice? Is it because it would be harder to remove if it’s incorrect? As a beginner, I like the idea if I have to do a second float, the glazing medium would prevent the first float from wiping off. I also wNted to say I love your videos and they are a real treat. You explain things very well and make everything look so easy! If only that were the case for me.
What did you say your go to brush is and where can it be purchased?
Obrigada
Thank you. Good review.
Thank you for this learning review. I appreciate your taking the time to help the rest of us in our process. Donna Dewey Kammer
Thank you Debbie for another excellent tutorial.