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What paste to use for textured art.
I use a few different mediums depending on the style. Here are some examples below: Building supply materials: - joint compound (also known as drywall mud) - joint filler (also known as wall putty or polyfiller) - topping compound *each of these have their own qualities such as thickness, drying time and ability to mix with colour. You can add acrylic paint or modelling paste to either of these depending on your desired effect. You could also add dry mediums to get more texture. Professional art mediums - modelling paste - impasto medium *you can add acrylic paint or dry mediums such as marble dust and sand, depending on the effect you want! I use a different paste depending on the style. There is definitely no ‘one size fits all’ paste or perfect recipe! Each paste has differen
3.1K views · 1K reactions | I get lots of questions about textured paste developing cracks after it dries and this might be why: 1. Your texture should be consistently thick across the painting, so it dries evenly. 2. lf you're not smoothing out bubbles and bumps in your texture, it will crack around those areas. 3. Let it dry somewhere cool. Heat will speed the drying up, but it can also cause cracking. lf you want a smooth finish rather than that depth crackled look, keep it in the shade Comment "MORE" if you'd like to know my tips and tricks on how to make my textured paste so smooth and stick to the surface of any canvas. Follow me at @ana.interior.art to see what happens next in my art journey and stay tuned for an upcoming reveal of this painting. 🎨✨ | Ana | textured interior artist 🎨
3.1K views · 1K reactions | I get lots of questions about textured paste developing cracks after it dries and this might be why: 1. Your texture should be consistently thick across the painting, so it dries evenly. 2. lf you're not smoothing out bubbles and bumps in your texture, it will crack around those areas. 3. Let it dry somewhere cool. Heat will speed the drying up, but it can also cause cracking. lf you want a smooth finish rather than that depth crackled look, keep it in the shade Comment "MORE" if you'd like to know my tips and tricks on how to make my textured paste so smooth and stick to the surface of any canvas. Follow me at @ana.interior.art to see what happens next in my art journey and stay tuned for an upcoming reveal of this painting. 🎨✨ | Ana | textured interior ar
3.1K views · 1K reactions | I get lots of questions about textured paste developing cracks after it dries and this might be why: 1. Your texture should be consistently thick across the painting, so it dries evenly. 2. lf you're not smoothing out bubbles and bumps in your texture, it will crack around those areas. 3. Let it dry somewhere cool. Heat will speed the drying up, but it can also cause cracking. lf you want a smooth finish rather than that depth crackled look, keep it in the shade Comment "MORE" if you'd like to know my tips and tricks on how to make my textured paste so smooth and stick to the surface of any canvas. Follow me at @ana.interior.art to see what happens next in my art journey and stay tuned for an upcoming reveal of this painting. 🎨✨ | Ana | textured interior artist 🎨
3.1K views · 1K reactions | I get lots of questions about textured paste developing cracks after it dries and this might be why: 1. Your texture should be consistently thick across the painting, so it dries evenly. 2. lf you're not smoothing out bubbles and bumps in your texture, it will crack around those areas. 3. Let it dry somewhere cool. Heat will speed the drying up, but it can also cause cracking. lf you want a smooth finish rather than that depth crackled look, keep it in the shade Comment "MORE" if you'd like to know my tips and tricks on how to make my textured paste so smooth and stick to the surface of any canvas. Follow me at @ana.interior.art to see what happens next in my art journey and stay tuned for an upcoming reveal of this painting. 🎨✨ | Ana | textured interior ar
3.1K views · 261 reactions | A new program of master classes in sculptural painting. For the first time in India and around the world: "Flowers & Color"! ▪️Mumbai, India April 11 - Climbing rose April 12 - Dahlia April 14 - Tree peony April 15 - Herbaceous peony April 17 - Hybrid tea rose April 18 - Chrysanthemum ▪️We will study 6 flowers, 6 bright color schemes, 6 composition schemes. ▪️We will learn about working with a color wheel. ▪️We will learn how to work with color schemes and composition. ❗️These master classes will be interesting for both beginners and experienced artists of sculptural painting. ▪️The master classes will be held in a luxurious five-star hotel in Mumbai. ❗️You can book a place by writing in Direct or from our partner @craftimpression ❗️You can get detailed information about the master classes by clicking on the active link in the profile header. 🌹I am looking forward to meet you! . #sculpture_painting #sculpturepainting #sculpturepaintingclass #sculpturepaintingworkshop #sculpturepaintingindia | Евгения Ермилова
3.1K views · 261 reactions | A new program of master classes in sculptural painting. For the first time in India and around the world: "Flowers & Color"! ▪️Mumbai, India April 11 - Climbing rose April 12 - Dahlia April 14 - Tree peony April 15 - Herbaceous peony April 17 - Hybrid tea rose April 18 - Chrysanthemum ▪️We will study 6 flowers, 6 bright color schemes, 6 composition schemes. ▪️We will learn about working with a color wheel. ▪️We will learn how to work with color schemes and composition. ❗️These master classes will be interesting for both beginners and experienced artists of sculptural painting. ▪️The master classes will be held in a luxurious five-star hotel in Mumbai. ❗️You can book a place by writing in Direct or from our partner @craftimpression ❗️You can get detailed in
90K views · 4.5K reactions | Анализ произведения в технике скульптурной живописи | ANALYSING THE ARTWORK The artist has created a painting that radiates tenderness and graceful grace. How did she manage to do this from textured paste?... | By Евгения Ермилова | Facebook
90K views · 4.5K reactions | Анализ произведения в технике скульптурной живописи | ANALYSING THE ARTWORK The artist has created a painting that radiates tenderness and graceful grace. How did she manage to do this from textured paste?... | By Евгения Ермилова | Facebook
84K views · 30K reactions | Подстолья для своих столешниц обычно подбираем под индивидуальные запросы заказчика. Но есть некоторый список поставщиков, где заказываем чаще всего) Он есть на курсе по столикам и в чек-листе по материалам (который можно приобрести отдельно от курса) А вообще мы в поиске идеальных поставщиков, с которыми бы сотрудничали на постоянной основе и смогли бы разработать свой уникальный дизайн. Если вы из таких, скорее пишите нам, мы вас ждем!🙏❤️❤️❤️ Ну а со смолой к счастью уже определились, спасибо @starlight_epoxy 😍 | Роспись ♥️ Декор ❤️ ResinArt
84K views · 30K reactions | Подстолья для своих столешниц обычно подбираем под индивидуальные запросы заказчика. Но есть некоторый список поставщиков, где заказываем чаще всего) Он есть на курсе по столикам и в чек-листе по материалам (который можно приобрести отдельно от курса) А вообще мы в поиске идеальных поставщиков, с которыми бы сотрудничали на постоянной основе и смогли бы разработать свой уникальный дизайн. Если вы из таких, скорее пишите нам, мы вас ждем!🙏❤️❤️❤️ Ну а со смолой к счастью уже определились, спасибо @starlight_epoxy 😍 | Роспись ♥️ Декор ❤️ ResinArt
27K views · 3.1K reactions | It is very convenient to be ambidextrous, you can do several things at once with different hands. But in fact, anyone can develop the second hand, and at the same time the second hemisphere of the brain. You just need practice. For example, I was simply retrained to write and eat with my right hand, so I began to do some of the actions with my right hand, and some remained on the conscience of the left. My mother also had a right-handed teacher who was afraid of losing his hand and therefore taught himself to draw with his left hand. So in sculptural painting, we develop the second hand by taking a second palette knife in it. ______________________ Очень удобно быть амбидекстером, можно выполнять сразу несколько дел разными руками. Но на самом деле развить вторую руку, а заодно и второе полушарие мозга может каждый. Нужна лишь практика. Меня, например, просто переучивали писать и есть правой рукой, поэтому часть действия я стала делать правой, а частично остались на совести левой. Еще у моей мамы был преподаватель правша, который боялся потерять руку и поэтому приучал себя рисовать левой рукой. Вот и в скульптурной живописи мы как раз развиваем вторую руку, взяв в нее второй мастихин. #sculpture_painting #скульптурнаяживопись #texturepaste #basreliefflowers #3dflowers #paintingart #volumetechnique #скульптурнаяживопись #рельефнаяживопсь | Евгения Ермилова
27K views · 3.1K reactions | It is very convenient to be ambidextrous, you can do several things at once with different hands. But in fact, anyone can develop the second hand, and at the same time the second hemisphere of the brain. You just need practice. For example, I was simply retrained to write and eat with my right hand, so I began to do some of the actions with my right hand, and some remained on the conscience of the left. My mother also had a right-handed teacher who was afraid of losing his hand and therefore taught himself to draw with his left hand. So in sculptural painting, we develop the second hand by taking a second palette knife in it. ______________________ Очень удобно быть амбидекстером, можно выполнять сразу несколько дел разными руками. Но на самом деле развить втор
1.3K views · 8.2K reactions | 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍 A TEXTURED WHITE FLOWER painting radiates elegance and simplicity, adding depth and sophistication to any space. The interplay of light and shadow on its raised petals creates a mesmerizing 3D effect, making it both a work of art and a focal point that exudes timeless beauty. Perfect for modern or classic interiors! Art Textured painting Texture Original painting Fine art 3d art Contemporary art Working process Artgram Artreel Art tutorial Art school Art classes | Lana Ritter
1.3K views · 8.2K reactions | 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍 A TEXTURED WHITE FLOWER painting radiates elegance and simplicity, adding depth and sophistication to any space. The interplay of light and shadow on its raised petals creates a mesmerizing 3D effect, making it both a work of art and a focal point that exudes timeless beauty. Perfect for modern or classic interiors! Art Textured painting Texture Original painting Fine art 3d art Contemporary art Working process Artgram Artreel Art tutorial Art school Art classes | Lana Ritter