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Abstract Sunrise Painting Beginners – Step by Step Acrylic Art Tutorial Demo

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CREATING SUNRISER – A blended acrylic abstract

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This video demo is a speed painting of me creating a blended abstract in warm tones. I called it SUNRISER because it looks like a sunrise on a warm fall day…to me, anyway!

This painting has acrylics and a few tools used to create it.

  1. Prepped canvas with a coat of Titanium White – let dry thoroughly
  2. On dry canvas, I put a light mist of water and a generous amount of medium. This helps the acrylics dry more slowly and blend easier.
  3. Then working quickly I laid down the colors and manipulated them with the tools.

    –Follow along with the video–

    Naples Yellow – flat brush

    Raw Sienna – flat brush

    Add a dot of the Napthol Red Light – or an orange hue in center.

    Blend everything well with my mop brush.

    Then a layer of Burnt Sienna. More blending.

    Titanium White – palette knife

    Then Raw Sienna

    Catalyst tools

    More Napthol Red Light – or orange hute

    Blend with palette knife, then a brush for final softness.

    Let dry thorough – at least 24 hours.

    Apply a final Satin glaze – optional.

    Let dry 48 hours (minimum).

    Apply varnish.

    Dry!



    If you are interested in what I used, here is a materials list:


MATERIALS USED:

Small stretched canvas / 12″ x 12″ canvas

Acrylic Paints:
Tools
How I created it:
Mediums:

Slow-Dry Blending Fluid

I love to have this on-hand! It really helps slow the drying time of acrylics so I can blend them. It also give them a little bit more luster when they are dry.

SLOW DRY MEDIUMS:

These are great options. I’ve used both and I can recommend them. For this tutorial, I used the Liquitex Slow Dry Blending Medium, but I have both of them in my artist tool kit!

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