
Andy Morris launches the acrylic abstract painting workshop with an affordable starter kit, detailing essential paints, brushes, canvases, and a good attitude for fun learning at all levels.
Lay down dark values with affordable acrylics and quick-drying paint. Build textures and organic patterns using improvised tools like credit-card combs and plastic knives in a u-shaped design.
Watch an acrylic abstract painting demo that showcases mark making, color layering with verdigris green and ultramarine blue, and playful experimentation with white tints and water to build texture.
Apply the omni design in acrylic abstract painting on a small eight by ten canvas, using craft paints, variety in lines and shapes to build texture.
Explore acrylic abstract painting by adding cool colors to a composition, adjusting value through tinting and shading, and refining lines with palette mixing and selective line covering for variety.
Explore acrylic abstract painting by mixing blue with yellow to create blue-green and peach tones, blending parent and child colors with white highlights, and refining with layering and stabilization.
Demonstrates practical acrylic abstract painting techniques, exploring color adjustments, hue shifts, and using blue, ultramarine, white, and lemon lime green.
Learn acrylic abstract painting techniques that emphasize color variation, meditative layering, and weight toward the bottom, with careful edge handling and drying steps.
Perform a warm color acrylic abstract painting demo that emphasizes blending on the canvas, preserving brushstroke evidence, and layering subtle grays and black marks to reveal texture.
Open this up on the canvas, lay down black and titanium white to create grays, then drag with a credit card to blend ultramarine with verdigris.
Watch the artist build an abstract figure using white acrylic paint, Indian yellow, and blue to form layered shapes, then roll a wet brush to create ridges and control blending.
An acrylic abstract painter blends greens and oranges to create dynamic color striations and contrast. The demo covers palette use, color mixing, and finishing decisions.
In this course you'll be learning three different ways you can create gorgeous little acrylic abstract painting, that you can be proud of.
These three demos will be done on smaller size canvasses about 9x12 inches.
Of course you can also use any size canvases that you desire. These designs scale up wonderfully.
Acrylic Abstract Painting is always Fun in my book, but especially so on smaller canvesses because it's easy and economical to paint several in one style and create a series. You might choose to do that with these designs.
As always I guarantee that You're Going To Have A Lot of Fun! creating these, and hopefully pick up some helpful tips as well.
The supplies you'll need include;
Acrylic Paints - I recommend at least red, yellow, blue, white, and black, but any colors you choose are fine
Little Brushes, Flat & Round - Save some money and get these at your hobby shop or Dollar Store
a palette (I just use styrofoam plates)
water cup
small canvasses (or any size you like)
This course or as I prefer to call it "Workshop" is suited for Beginning Students or more advanced.
As always this course comes with;
Lifetime Access - watch the demos as many times as you like
Downloadable Videos - save them to your device, so you can watch off-line
I hope you decide to enroll, and I look forward to seeing the paintings that you create.
Andy Morris