Chunky acrylic painting

I get asked maybe 10 times a day what kind of paint I use and what colors I use. These are incredibly broad questions nearly impossible to answer in a short DM, so I'll put it all here for you to bookmark and experiment with as you wish. It's taken me nearly 20 years of thick painting to figure out exactly what materials and tools work best for me, my process, and my goals, which might not be the same for you. I'm sharing what I've learned so you can use it as a launching pad for your own…

Maggi McDonald on Instagram: "Tips for creating chunky textured art ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 🎨Use impasto acrylic as it's ticker 🎨Add impasto medium to normal acrylic to thicken it 🎨Use a LOT of paint To get this chunky effect I used impasto acrylic and lots of it! Artwork SOLD 🌸 Link in bio☝🏼for more art + tips . . . . . #maggimcdonald #creativecolourcollective #brightcolours #ihavethisthingwithpink #abstractartist #abstractart #paintingreel #paintingreels #paintingvideo #artreel #artreels…

Discover how to thicken acrylic paint effectively for richer textures and impasto techniques, enhancing your artistic creations.

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Mona Edulesco 🌈 oil paintings on Instagram: “Saint-Cirq-Lapopie ☀️ commissioned oil painting on 3D canvas 15x15 cm (6”x6”) 🧡 🎨the painting is still drying in my studio, but as soon…”

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Ever wondered how to thicken up acrylic paint to make more texture and behave like oil paint? Follow these quick and easy tips to do just that!

Don't chuck that chunky acrylic paint just yet! Join me on the Squishing Paint Blog where I'll show you how I brought my lumpy clumpy acrylic paint back to life. I'll share with you what worked and what didn't so you can revitalize your misbehavin' paint and save yourself some money.

'Rainbow Sherbet' Lil Chunky Art :) Hand held yummy that you can look at and touch. But definitely shouldn't eat! This piece reminds me of the lime sherbet my Nana used to love when I was little. I can just hear her asking "Livvyya, you want some lime sherbert"? And almost taste the sweet tart icy goodness. We would sit at her little table looking out huge open windows overlooking the Saint John's river or out on her patio under the shade of an old oak tree surrounded by orange trees and...