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Glazing Background Colors and More in Acrylic
How do you glaze your background colors in acrylic?
I’ll demonstrate how I painted with glazing background colors and more in acrylic. I am working on a 30 x 40 acrylic portrait painting of Moses and Hur in an Amalekite battle, using the glazing technique to create vibrant effects of luminosity and depth.
I am adding some shading to get some warmer tones, and I will work on the background color, warmer tones for the clouds, some of the cool blues of the sky, and more acrylic. We will also work on Moses’ cloak as well.
Watch my tutorial below to learn more about the glazing background colors and more in acrylic.
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- Build Up Depth on Your Acrylic Portrait Backgrounds
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- Learn How to Paint Wrinkles in Acrylic
Read more about how to paint a portrait that you can surely be proud of!
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Thank you so much for taking the time to read this tutorial and watch the video. That means a lot to me. I hope you find it very helpful in your portrait painting.
Yours for Better Portraits,
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