Abstract Techniques Revealed Vol. 2 Create Large Modern Art

Master fast abstract painting with transparency and color on a 30 by 40 canvas using water-based acrylics, brushes, and a palette knife to blend yellows, magenta, blue, turquoise, then varnish.

Join four canvases by lighting the backside and taping the seams to form a single large panel; apply discreet low-rise texture lines on two canvases, and let it dry overnight.

Apply powder blue and blue tones across three canvases, then blend and spread the paint using a rubber wedge to form abstract, interwoven patterns with white space and edge details.

Master a four-panel abstract by applying white paint accents with a squeeze bottle for controlled splatter, then space panels and let dry before masking tape removal and varnish.

Explore the materials list for creating large modern abstract art, outlining essential supplies and how they support applying abstract techniques revealed in volume 2.

Apply the first layer by creating a random light background of blue and white on a white canvas, then build the foreground with bold, darker accents using acrylics.

Add the falling pieces of random shapes in yellow, white, purple, and black, cascading across the canvas from the right side to the bottom.

Practice spray painting techniques to enhance abstract art, layering white wash, magenta, red, and black, adding splatter and dot accents with brushes and squeeze bottles for dynamic texture.

Print a Frank Sinatra image on a 48 by 24 inch board with a large format printer, prime the surface, apply layered paint, cut out the image, and verify copyright.

Cut out the Frank Sinatra image with a sharp Exacto knife, then lay a base coat of colors, let it dry, apply the image on top, and add more colors.

Explore bold color layering on a primed board, using orange, yellow, blue, and white to create lifted, speckled textures as paint dries with water spray.

Apply wallpaper paste to an MDF board, press the image onto the surface, and smooth air bubbles and creases with a rubber wedge, then let dry overnight.

Learn to layer paints over a fully dried pasted image, leaving skin tone and handle untouched while building vibrant textures with transparent colors, outlines, and palette knife techniques.

Compile a material list for applying abstract techniques to create large modern art, as part of volume 2.

Explore large, abstract layering with under layer blending using four background colors and pink tones, maintaining a wet edge and gallery wrap, while building a subtle foreground with varied strokes.

Apply black and metallic silver with a spatula, trowel, and rubber wedge to create bold abstract waves, blending iridescent gold for a left-weighted composition, then finish with varnish.

Explore abstract techniques revealed volume 2 as you create five large modern paintings and discover future instructional videos, encouraging you to keep on painting.