One Simple Fix to Make Your Acrylic Portraits More Realistic

Something is off with this portrait. Can you spot it?

In this fifth video of the oval acrylic portraits series, I’ll show you how to correct that common mistake, and also how to paint wrinkles in clothing. Specifically, I’ll be working on the transitional tones between the darkest shadows and highlights.

Watch the free tutorial below to learn more about a simple fix to make your acrylic portraits more realistic. 

Make Your Acrylic Portraits More Realistic

LEARN MORE

• Adding highlights to your acrylic painting
• 5 Excellent Reasons to Use Aluminum Foil
• How Photoshop alter your Photo
• Painting Clothing in an Acrylic Portrait
• Paint a Cloudy Sky Acrylic  
•  How to add Semi-Opaque Highlights
• How to Enhance the Contrast in Your 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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