Diy impressionist painting

The impressionists were masters of capturing movement and energy in their paintings. To paint in a similar style, adjust your brush strokes and paint with bold colors. Layer your paint to blend the colors and add texture to your painting....

Y’all, I’m writing this post to you with my best motivational speaker-like enthusiasm because I’m pretty excited about my new art in the kitchen! I took a stab at a piece I saw that I liked, and it turned out even better than I expected… all for around $15! And for some more good news– […]

Impressionist painting is characterized by its use of light and color to create a vivid and fleeting effect. This style of painting was developed in the late 19th century and is still popular today, thanks in part to the versatility of acrylic paints. With the right techniques, you can create your own impressionist masterpiece using acrylics. Here's how to get started: Choose your colors: Impressionist paintings are all about capturing the play of light, so choose colors that reflect this...

Paint a Still Life Like Matisse - Learn how to create a vibrant still life painting inspired by Matisse with our step-by-step guide.

How to paint an abstract landscape painting with tape! This DIY makes it easy for anyone to create a beautiful abstract landscape painting!

This contains: Thank you for this, my painting has improved considerably since I started using this guide, everyone has said so. This is the most attention I've gotten for my art ever!

DIY Gold Acrylic Abstract Painting: Hey Everyone! How to make by yourself an abstract painting with gold leaf? First, it’s something that beginners can do for sure. "Every artist was first an amateur." - Ralph Waldo Emerson We'll use a cling film as a basic tool, and this is the m…

I like to challenge traditional watercolour styles and painting bright and engaging paintings of animals and birds.

I hope you enjoy watching this marsh landscape painting transformation! I painted this over several days. My main focus was on the use of color and varying brush strokes. I used acrylic paints on a 30x40 inch canvas! This is part of a new Coastal series that I will be launching on my website on Tuesday April 30th at 9pm est!