How to Paint Mist, Fog, Smoke, and Other Transient Effects
In this post, I provide you with some guidance on how to paint mist, fog, smoke, and other transient effects. These effects are typically challenging to capture on a flat surface due to their elusive and fleeting nature. Many artists seem to be either too timid with their approach or too bold.
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Curious about my technique? Visit JimMusil.com/learn for more info! 🎨 Here’s my palette: Azo Gold Pyrole Red Pyrole Orange Cadmium Yellow Burnt Sienna Raw Sienna Burnt Umber Light Naples Yellow Cobalt Blue Ultramarine Blue Teal Carbon Black White Gesso Besides the gesso, I’m using fluid acrylics from Golden. I’m working on a Claybord panel from Ampersand. My easel is the French Easel by Julian found at Blick. Questions about my materials or process, Ask away! OLD SCHOOLHOUSE, 16x16”, Acrylic 🎨 Jim Musil #artwork #art #paintings
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