Swoosh, Crunch, Smoosh, Whoosh, and Ta-da! Which one is your favorite? 3d flowers piped with thick acrylic paint @gaffreyartmaterial… | Instagram

Minyoung Lee 🇰🇷🇺🇸 on Instagram: "As promised, here’s my current process 💛 I’ve tried different methods of keeping the joint compound on the canvas and this is the one that’s been working best for me so far: ✨ After piping the joint compound on the canvas and letting it dry for 24 hrs, I use gesso (purchased from @michaelsstores) to seal it. ✨Make sure the gesso gets into all the cracks and crevices of the dried paste. ✨Depending on the thickness of the piping I may do 2-3 coats…

abstractsbyadrienne on Instagram: The most fun I have when making these paintings is when I'm spreading globs of the stuff around like it's icing. Hence the mega thick,…

Read here 👇 These are the materials you'll need: - Canvas - Acrylic paints - Pencil - Texture paste - Piping bag - Paintbrushes - Lots and LOTS of time...

I have a hand cramp just watching this video playback ✨ This piping process took several weeks, 6 gallons of medium and weighs over 50lbs!… | Instagram

Try this fun painting technique using pulled strings. Pulled string painting is sure to please kids of many different ages.

This site is usually all about acrylic pouring, but today we are venturing beyond pouring and into what else you can do with acrylic paint. Acrylics are an incredibly versatile medium that can be used in a range of applications, from resin work to heavy texture mimicking oil paint. One of my favorite applications is