#easy acrylic painting on canvas
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th3-0bjectivist · 1 year ago
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“Terra Panoramic” - Acrylic paint on canvas
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aropride · 1 year ago
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pink-p0ny-club · 6 months ago
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🎶 Now I’m dancing in my dress in the sun~ 💃🏻☀️💐
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givemepizza · 1 year ago
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Pls don’t judge I’m a beginner 
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rtistworld · 2 years ago
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Night Snowfall Winter Acrylic Painting
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7-ratsinatrenchcoat · 2 years ago
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ayo quick question why the FUCK did no one tell me i could blend acrylics with water
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kittylikesflowers · 2 months ago
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Rebloging with my own previous tags above again because i forgot to mention some stuff
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Chimera
Acrylic on canvas, August 2024
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koutrasart · 1 month ago
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Ballerina Easy & Simple Acrylic painting for Beginners
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technicolorxsn · 3 months ago
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what if we all made things ourselves peace and love
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artistwithpassion · 4 months ago
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michaelgrieveblogt · 2 years ago
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Abstract schilderij Colours maken
In deze video maak ik een abstract schilderij met acrylverf.Veel plezier met deze video 😉Als je mijn video’s leuk vindt zou ik het fijn vinden moest je een duimpje omhoog geven en abonneren op mijn Youtube-kanaal 😉 *Alle rechten, exclusief de muziek op deze video, behoren toe aan Michael Grieve Muziek: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/0ufg0p/Camera: Camcorder PanasonicMicro: Rode…
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gordonrobertsart · 2 years ago
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vincentbriggs · 2 months ago
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I forgot to post about the backdrop I painted a few months ago!
It's made of a 9' x 12' canvas dropcloth, cut down to be about 9' x 8', which is much better than sewing it out of yardage. Both because it's cheaper, and because the dropcloth was woven 9 feet wide and has no seams.
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I sewed a channel along the top so I could put a piece of wood through it and hang it from 3 nails. (The room it's in is not actually in my lease, but nobody's using it for anything besides storing a bit of furniture, so it's alright.)
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The paint is flat white interior paint, mixed with some brown and black acrylic. I did 3 layers of trees in increasingly dark shades of greyish brown. I didn't use a brush for any of it, I painted the trunks with a narrow trim roller and used the edges of the roller for the branches. I covered up the floor with plastic before I laid it down to paint, and didn't get any paint on anything that wasn't mine.
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My goal was to make it as neutral as possible so that it would look decent with lots of different clothes and not be distracting, and so that I could put a wide variety of .png frames in front of it. Since youtube videos are very wide there's still a lot of bare wall on either side if I'm zoomed all the way out, but it's very easy to cover up. I've only drawn the plain tree frame so far, but I mean to draw more in different styles for different projects.
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koutrasart · 1 month ago
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Ballerina Easy & Simple Acrylic painting for Beginners
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vesora · 1 year ago
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there is no past
ive been avoiding making posts because all the info u need is already posted but i saw making this post in a 'dream' so might as well
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so what exactly is the past? it is an event or experience that precedes the present time.
however if you have been in the loa community for long you may have realised that the only time that exists is now. i had mentioned this briefly in a previous post but i will expand.
the past and the future are concepts made up of thought and false identification. there is essentially no proof of your past existing except from in your mind. therefore how can we be extremely sure that the past actually exists and it's not something we made up?
there is no difference between an 'imagined' past and a past you think you experienced. they both exist in the mind. it is your false identification with an illusory past that makes you believe that what you see in the '3D' is real, when in fact if you choose your 'past' to be different, the '3D' will 'change' accordingly. this is why neville introduced the topic of revision. everything in this world is malleable. the only reason you see the world as solid is because you assume it's solid. if you believed it was liquid, then it would be liquid. there are no objective facts in this world, only what YOU as the creator deems to be true.
isn't this incredibly liberating? nothing from your past holds you back, because it doesn't exist except in your mind! and guess what? YOU are in control of your mind so you can have your desired past where you experience the things you want to and which reflect on the present day.
every moment is a moment you can start afresh. every new moment is a moment you are liberated from your subconscious habits. destroy what you do not want to experience and let it be destroyed. do not come back to it, it does not exist. maybe your ego wants you to revisit it and you become trapped in the clutches of your own mind and your reality becomes a prison, but how silly is that for a God? when you wish to paint, you gather acrylics or watercolours and buy some brushes but without the action of you painting, the canvas remains empty. it remains as it was before because you did not decide to paint. you just stared at the canvas just wishing, hoping, it would change. there is no such thing as 'inspired' action or any of that law of attraction BS. what i am talking about is the act of DECIDING and ACCEPTING that YOU are the painter and the world is your canvas.
don't fall into the trap of just reading posts and understanding it intellectually, apply it. there is literally nothing holding you back, NOTHING. the human body cannot manifest but YOU can. the habits, memories, and thoughts of the mind are illusory. YOU have the power to choose what you want to experience by consciously identifying yourself as the person you wish to be and identify yourself as the life you wish to live. there is no duality, you ARE it now.
although we have said it countless times, leave the world alone. it only listens to your command. it does not exist without you being aware of it, so why not choose to be aware of something you desire? why not choose to be aware of a different past?
there is nothing to do except realise that the human body-mind is illusory. it cannot hold you back. it cannot MAKE you experience something you, as the creator, do not want to.
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be free! you are in control. there is nothing outside of you. all is happening within you. you have an abundance of joy and resources within you, access it. live a life you deserve. take life easy. have fun with the human experience. be your own anchor and be grounded in your own power as god.
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stopdoomscrolling-cafe · 2 months ago
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hey there! glad you’re back. let’s talk about why painting is such a fantastic hobby. 🎨
painting is a wonderful way to express yourself and unwind. it helps you focus, reduces stress, and boosts creativity. plus, you get to create something beautiful that you can be proud of. it’s like a mini escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
now, if you’re ready to start painting, here’s a simple step-by-step guide to get you going:
choose your medium: decide whether you want to start with acrylics, oils, or watercolors. acrylics are great for beginners because they’re easy to work with and dry quickly.
gather your supplies: you’ll need some basic materials like paints, brushes, a palette, canvas or paper, and some water or solvent for cleaning your brushes.
set up your workspace: find a comfortable spot with good lighting. lay down some newspaper or a drop cloth to protect your surfaces.
learn the basics: start with some basic techniques like blending, layering, and brush strokes. you can find plenty of tutorials online to help you get started.
start with simple projects: pick something easy to paint, like a landscape or a still life. don’t worry about making it perfect – just have fun and experiment.
practice regularly: the more you paint, the better you’ll get. try to set aside some time each week to work on your skills.
get inspired: look at other artists’ work for inspiration. visit galleries, browse online, or join a local art group to connect with other painters.
here are a couple of youtube videos to help you get started:
beginner’s guide to acrylic painting by katie jobling art
fundamentals of painting miniatures by goobertown hobbies
happy painting! what kind of painting are you interested in trying first? 🌟
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