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Aug
Simple & Easy wine bottle Acrylic Painting Tutorial
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Hello Clive. It is Louise and very new to acrylic painting. Both my husband and I love this picture. The wine bottle picture is next on my list to paint. I think Iβll use a larger canvas, do I need a table in the picture to have the bottles.standing on?
Keep up with the tutorials, they are great and teach how to paint, colour mixing, contrast etc. Wish you were closer to Canada. Alberta.
Thank you again Clive. You teach from your heart.
From Calgary. Good night, time to slumber, and tomorrow start my wine bottle painting
Louise
Thanks. You are an inspiration to us senior beginners.
If you do a larger version, how many wine bottles will be in the painting? Could you post a picture of it when completed? Very nice video and comments by you.
mr, clive5 art, i am in awe of your channel, you have such wonderful contents and wide audience, can you look at one of my art videos and give me a feedback if you could, i would highly appreciate it if you could
Thank you π
Mission accomplished. It looks like Oils and I love it. Would be proud to hang it up in my dining room. Lovely. Love wine too !
I love this Clive. The wine bottles look great with the color reflecting light. ππ πππππ learn so much thank you
GREAT JOB
Love it Clive! I'm excited about trying out the heavy body paintsπ
Are we going to get to see the development of the full commission piece? π
I love this Clive, itβs become one of my favourites. I did bottles about two years ago?
Itβs fantastic Clive, they should be stoked with that! On a bigger canvas and palette knife work, fabulous!
This is brilliant Clive, one of my favourites so far..They will love it π
I really love this style of painting loose and free, and I LOVE how this painting turned out! Awesome, Clive!
Much loveπβ€οΈπππ
It has so much personality, they will love it!
It looked so nice just white and the dark shadows….it could've been done then.
I think a pallet knife would be great for the background. I like the texture and look.
I like Thank you
Love painting in the painterly style. Itβs great exercise when we get into the rut of painting tight.
As always Clive, fine work and wonderful tutorial.