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- <p class="mb-40px">In this painting, I use watercolor techniques for the sky, and there are areas where I allow the brushstrokes to show. While I was working on it, I misted the painting with water to prevent the paint from drying out. Final Thoughts</h2></p>
- <p class="mb-40px">Creating smooth blends with acrylics is often considered to be very difficult. But with the right materials and techniques, it’s relatively easy.</p>
- <p class="mb-40px">The advantage of acrylics is that you can control the drying time to suit your needs. . .</p>
- <p class="mb-40px">The fact that regular acrylics dry quickly is actually an advantage for many of these blending techniques. For example, I can apply numerous glazes within a manner of minutes. I can dry brush a number of layers on a painting in one session. Thick layers of acrylic paint will dry within minutes or hours, whereas oils can take months to fully cure.</p>
- <p class="mb-40px">I hope that I’ve given you some new blending techniques that you can incorporate into your paintings.</p>
- <p class="mb-40px"><strong>* Sursă:</strong> <a href=https://drawandpaintforfun.com/acrylic-blending/4/ class="color-bebe" target="_new">https://drawandpaintforfun.com/acrylic-blending/4/ </p>
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