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Adding Watercolor Paints to Acrylic Mediums? Someone posed a question about using acrylics on watercolor paper and about using both watercolors and acrylics in the same painting The writer of the column said yes to both questions but cautioned about one experience of his own in trying to mix watercolors with acrylic mediums to have some do-it-yourself new acrylics
Golden Open vs Winsor Newton Professional I am accustomed to using Golden Open acrylics I've been asked to teach a beginner's class in acrylics and may consider using the new Winsor Newton Professional […]
Can I ask this? Liquitex vs Golden? When I decided to try acrylics I decided to jump right in to using artist grade and chose Liquitex I guess because they seemed to be most available Today I had an acquaintance ask why I was using Liquitex rather than Golden She says that the Liquitex doesn’t have nearly as much pigment load as Golden
liquid clear for acrylic paint - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists Hi, welcome to WC! and Acrylics …I’ve used Bob Ross’s liquid clear with oil paint (using the wet on wet technique) and have had some really unique results effects I would apply a thin coat to the canvas before starting the painting Is there any medium for acrylic paints that will yeild a similiar result effect?
Using both Watercolour and Acrylic in a painting – questions Of course, if you like acrylics and watercolour, that won’t be a problem for you! Chalkiness… The surface of a dried gouache painting is matte, I think that’s a large portion of the chalky look I think the dried paint feels unpleasantly dry and, well, chalky when you touch it, but then, who touches a painting…
W N Slow Drying Medium vs Golden Retarder The Golden Open Acrylics are very nice but Golden had to compromise with the pigment load to balance it with the “open” characteristics If they loaded in as much pigment as they have in their regular lines of paints, it made the paints act just like regular acrylics, drying quickly, and they lost that longer blending time