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I'm excited to be teaching a new workshop at Foothills Art Center in Golden, Colorado!
Been working with Acryla Gouache lately on the recommendation of my studio-mate. (For years I used a quality sign-painters paint--until the quality went downhill.) But Holbein's Acryla Gouache is giving me the perfect matte look, opacity, and smooth application I want. It really is a blast, so sharing some techniques at a workshop was a logical next-step.
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Applying the paint to primed wood panels is my method of choice. I use a terra cotta gesso primer most often, which is peeking through the paint layers in the photo detail above. Sometimes rough wood is my choice...
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...and sometimes smoother. This fellow with the necktie is painted on a thick, pinewood disk.
There are numbers of different ways to paint with Acryla Gouache. Join me for the workshop--you'll take home your own finished owl...
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...or your subject of choice, by the end of the day!
Here's the link:
Thanks for the visit :)
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