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5.7K reactions · 402 shares | Creation process of “Walking on the dunes of Angelholm” in oil on canvas #figurative #figurativepainting #artistsoninstagram #paintingoftheday | Vladimir Volegov

247K views · 8.1K reactions | How to painting#letspainting #howtopainting #paintingart #paintingprocess #foryouシ #paintingoftheday #fypシ゚ #reelkarofeelkaro #painting #reelsvideoシ | Beautiful painting

18K views · 11K reactions | Tender Moments, oil painting. My advise don’t be afraid of color, you can exaggerated at the beginning and than trim it, slow it down. #color #portait | Regina Lyubovnaya

44K views · 1.5K reactions | It’s very important to have skin tone variation to prevent your painting from looking artificial. The base mixture was made with White, Black, Yellow Ochre, and Venetian Red. | Ken Goshen

120K views · 1.2K reactions | #art #artwork #painting | Adam Dziuba

9.3K views · 4.3K reactions | Crazy brush hairs going their own way? This is how I keep them in their place 🤣🎨 #artistsbrushes #kommetjieblommetjie #contemporarypainter #kimblackart #arttips | Kim Black

1.4K views · 29K reactions | 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍 A TEXTURED WHITE FLOWER painting radiates elegance and simplicity, adding depth and sophistication to any space. The interplay of light and shadow on its raised petals creates a mesmerizing 3D effect, making it both a work of art and a focal point that exudes timeless beauty. Perfect for modern or classic interiors! Art Textured painting Texture Original painting Fine art 3d art Contemporary art Working process Artgram Artreel Art tutorial Art school Art classes | Lana Ritter

7.5K reactions · 612 shares | My most popular reel in 2024.Here are the tools that I used, these can be found in the kitchen: - plastic bag for piping - a small sponge That’s it! Let me know if you have any questions 😊 🎨Follow @thetexturedbrush & see how I paint this beautiful piece✨ SAVE this post for later🫶🏼 Ocean textured art, diy decor . . . #Texturedart #artcollectors #calmingdecor #artbuyers #contemporaryart #transformyourhome #artlovers #minimalistdecor #westcoast #oceaninspired #dailyart #texturedpainting #diyhomedecor #diy #canvaspainting #decor #interiordecor #coastalart #modernart #instaart #arttutorial | Hira | Custom Textured Art | Art Events

48K views · 5.9K reactions | Technique to paint watercolour waves: Dry brush + Wet paper surface In this video, I’ll walk you through the process of applying dry brush strokes onto wet paper, achieving that perfect blend of fluidity and texture. Trust me, it’s the secret to capturing the majestic movement of the Ocean! Give it a try!! 🩵 #watercolor | Julia Barminova

6K views · 3.9K reactions | Drop a "SET" in the comments, and I'll send you the link to this stunning palette knife set! These palette knives have been a game-changer for me. I’ve used them on nearly all my textured floral pieces since the day I got them. Plus, you can use code "ZOYA15" to get 15% off any of @expressionbynada palette knife sets on her website! #floralart #texturedart #palettenives #floralcreations #arttools #texturedflorals #artisttools #artistictexture #creativetools #floralpainting #artlovers #paintingsupplies #artinspiration #textureddesign #knifepainting | Zoya Textured Art

14K views · 1.7K reactions | The one and only thing I use (and have always used) for my texture paste is Joint Compound. I’m sure you’ve heard about it right now. 😊 There are lots of special recipes and other mixes that people use out there to get their perfect mixture for texture art, and I’ve tried a few of them, but honestly the straight joint compound is just so good. However, I will say you do have to do a few things to get this creamy. Number one: I always use a topping compound. There is less grit in the topping compound, which means it is going to give you a creamier smoother consistency.👩🏼‍🎨 Number two: I add a little water in to the mix. This helps to give that really creamy consistency. I will say though, don’t add too much otherwise your mix will become runny and it will lose it structure. A little bit at the time until you’re happy with how it looks. Number three: I use an electric mixer. This is just a paint mixer that attaches to my drill. This honestly makes a world of a difference with having a creamy mixture. It works out all of the air bubbles, it gets rid of any clumps, and it makes sure that water is really evenly mixed in. If you want to learn all about textured art, I have my art tutorial library on sale at the moment with 25% off. Use the code GIFT25 My textured art tutorial is the longest running tutorial out there, I was the first (that I was aware of) to create a tutorial on this kind of art and put it on the internet. Over the years I have been adding tutorials to the bundle and now there are 12 tutorials included in the library (with more to come). Sign up and have the most fun learning about this beautiful art style with me 👩🏼‍🎨💕🫶🏽✨ ALL ONLINE - access from anywhere in the world - tutorial videos - helpful community fb group - materials and tools list Join through the link in my bio, it’s called “textured art tutorial library” #australianartist #goldcoastartist #texturedart #minimalistart #texturepainting #texturepaste #texturepaint #texturedarttutorial #arttutorial #artvideo #artclass #onlineartclass | My Salty Studio

10K views · 1K reactions | It all comes back to light, on the face, in the shadows and in the background. 1️⃣ Strong light source = strong painting. Pick a model or photo where the light is doing the heavy lifting. Strong, direct light makes it easier to see the light and dark shapes. Nail those shapes, and you’re halfway to capturing a great likeness. 
2️⃣ The Background is not an afterthought! Paint the face and the background at the same time. Add color shapes around the face while you’re working on the face itself. Keep bouncing around to bring everything up together—it’ll make your painting feel cohesive. 3️⃣ Add light—and chroma—to your shadows. Shadows don’t have to be black holes. Especially if you’re working from a photo, soften and search for color in those dark areas. High contrast can flatten a face—so keep things rich, not harsh. #oilpainting #portraitpainting #paintingtips | Caitlin Winner