
Discover cost-efficient epoxy resin art techniques, applying pigments and spray paint to craft a bold, negative-space design with a strong focal point.
Prime and seal wood panels and canvas fibers with a heavier, water-based latex primer of thicker consistency, applied with a six-inch short-nap roller to seal veneer and achieve even coverage.
Prime bare oak veneer with a latex primer for a smooth, flat surface, then apply an even base coat; dry in hour, and epoxy resin yields a crystal-clear shine.
Apply a large black base coat directly on the board, roll it out evenly, suspend borders on tripods, then let it dry quickly before resin spray paints and pigments.
Mix equal parts epoxy resin a and b (21 oz each, 42 oz total), add pigments, spread evenly with a trowel on a level surface, and cure 24 hours.
Apply and spread epoxy resin across the panel, tilt to edge for even coverage, then flood coat for a glass-like finish while creatively blending acrylic pigments and alcohol-fractured spray effects.
Mix equal parts a and b resin, measure precisely, then apply a final flood coat for an even edge-to-edge finish, and cure for 24–48 hours.
Flip the finished painting after twenty-four hours to a glass-like finish, hang it using two screws, measure four inches from the top, and sign your masterpiece.
Explore a step-by-step abstract painting method blending printed images, stenciling, stamping, graffiti, glitter, and spray paint to create a bold, textured composition.
Turn a black-and-white couple photo into a 22 by 28 print, cut it from paper with an Exacto blade, then apply onto canvas with wallpaper paste and acrylic layers.
Master fast, layered paint application for abstract art, blending colors with water spray and blotting, then apply an image and add finishing touches like stenciling and splashes.
Apply wallpaper paste to an image on canvas using the paste it up technique, preserve the faces, and layer paint, stenciling, splatter, and spray effects after drying.
Stack paint over a dry photograph to texture wrinkles, hide paper edges, and extend clothing into a vibrant abstract pop art piece.
In this course we will be creating 2 beautiful, large modern paintings. I will show you step by step how to work with epoxy resin, acrylic paints, stencils, glitter, spray paint and more to give you the confidence you need to paint loose and carefree without the worry of making mistakes. I share my secret techniques that took me over 20 years to perfect.
I will cover the usage of regular unconventional art tools and materials to add interest and excitement to your masterpiece.
Without spending a fortune on art supplies, you'll learn how to paint your own original modern abstract art on canvas and wood substrates.
I discuss the paints and
brushes that I like to use and the different mediums to add glimmer and glow to your piece.
I use different mediums to create these beautiful works of art.
If you are interested in creating abstract modern art and a street art style painting, this course is for you. With multi-camera angles, you will grasp every brushstroke and every splatter. Even though I work fast, you can take your time, pause and rewind as often as you 'd like and watch the course over and over again. This is not your average, boring art lesson. I value your time so I get to straight to the point without have to comprehend art jargon.
Get ready to be amazed at your ability to create!