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Create your own summer illustration
Create your own summer illustration step by step with Talens Art Creation acrylic paint! The cheerful colours in the Caribbean set are perfect for creating those island vibes. Have fun!
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Serving tray
Acrylic pouring can not only be used to create a lovely piece of art for your wall but to create accessories for your home décor as well! In this step-by-step plan we will show you how to create this beautiful handmade serving tray with a picture frame, some handles and acrylic pouring! Add this colourful handmade piece to your own home or gift it to someone! Use the tray as a toiletry dish in your bathroom, a serving tray for drinks and snacks or to display some of your favourite items on. Have fun creating your own version!
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Acrylic pouring
Acrylic pouring is all the rage right now! You may have seen different videos popping up of these fascinating fluid paintings being made. It might seem as though you can just pour different colours of paint onto a canvas and call it a day, but it takes some practice and of course the right materials to manipulate the paint in a way that results in a beautiful piece of art. This step-by-step plan shows you how you can achieve this look at home using Amsterdam's vibrant acrylic paint and pouring medium. The pouring medium makes your paint more fluid, self-levelling and increases the flexibility of the paint film to prevent cracking. Perfect for acrylic pouring!
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Summery landscape
Before you start, go through all the stages.
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Flamingo
Acrylic colours are a quick-drying paint based on 100% acrylic resin (a synthetic dispersion). When applying acrylic colours thinly and/or thinned with water, a watercolour effect can be obtained. Usually, however, acrylic colours are applied thickly and the result appears like that of oil colours. Many artists prefer acrylic colours because acrylic colours dry much quicker than oil colours and are practically odourless.
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Abstract landscape
The painting comprises many colours. These colours have been created by mixing the colours of the set together. A useful tip is to first practise a little with mixing colours on a piece of paper. In this way you can develop your own colours. The example would also become increasingly more your own painting. Before you start, go through all the stages.
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