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 22 REEVES ACRYLIC PAINT BY NUMBERS PAINTING KIT WITH BRUSH INSTRUCTIONS  US $5.14
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 17 Golden Fluid Acrylic Paints 1oz New US $90.00
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cobalt Blue Pyrolle Cad Yellow US $17.99
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Iridescent Gold Yellow Ochre US $10.00
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Iridescent Pearlfine Burnt Sienna US $10.00
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Dioxazine Purple Neutral Gray N5 US $9.75
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Iridescent Pearl Cadmium Orange US $11.95
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 Ceramcoat Acrylic Craft Paint GOLDEN BROWN 2 oz US $4.50
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 COSMIC SHIMMER Dazzle Paint GOLDEN FISH 8ml Acrylic US $3.15
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 GOLDEN SHADOW MASTER SERIES PAINT Reaper Miniatures New US $2.63
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 GOLDEN HIGHLIGHT MASTER SERIES PAINT Reaper Miniatures New US $2.63
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 GOLDEN ACRYLICS 2fl oz 59ml Set of 20 paints 1a US $41.00
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 GOLDEN ACRYLICS 2fl oz 59ml Set of 20 paints 2a US $41.00
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 2 oz Delta Ceramcoat ACRYLIC PAINT even MORE colors US $2.09
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 Golden Acrylics 2 ounce 2 tubes Paint Iridescent Copper US $13.60
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 Golden Acrylics 2 ounce 2 tubes Paint Alizarin Crimson Hue US $13.60
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 Golden Acrylics 2 ounce 2 tubes Paint Green Gold US $13.60
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 Golden Heavy Body Acrylic Paint 2 oz Tube P Z US $7.15
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 ACRYLIC PAINT CLEARANCE Lascaux Liquitex Old Holland M Graham Golden US $20.00
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 Golden Fluid Acrylic Paint Naphthol Red Light Cobalt Blue 1 Oz Each US $4.49
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 Games Workshop paints acrylic US $2.50
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 GOLDEN ACRYLIC PAINT COLBALT TEAL 59ml US $5.00
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cadmium Red Medium Raw Umber US $11.50
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cerulean Blue Primary Cyan US $11.25
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cadmium Yellow Med Zinc White US $9.50
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Iridescent Silver Primary Cyan US $10.95
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint LARGE 5oz Cobalt Blue US $14.95
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 GOLDEN 6 Professional Acrylic Paint Set US $32.00
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Alizarin Crimson Hue Burnt Sienna US $10.50
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Alizarin Crimson Hue Raw Umber US $10.50
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cadmium Red Medium Oxide Green US $11.95
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cadmium Orange Hansa Yellow Med US $11.75
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cobalt Blue Phthalo Green Blue Shade US $11.25
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cobalt Blue Perm Green Light US $11.75
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cadmium Orange Paynes Grey US $11.25
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Dioxazine Purple Napthol Red Light US $10.95
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint LARGE 5oz Phthalo BlueGreen Shade US $10.95
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cadmium Red Medium Primary Yellow US $11.75
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Cobalt Blue Bone Black US $11.00
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Napthol Red Light Phthalo Blue US $10.00
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Napthol Red Medium Hansa Yellow Medium US $10.00
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Napthol Red Light Hansa Yellow Light US $10.00
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Interference Blue fine Ultramarine Blue US $10.95
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Pyrolle Red Zinc White US $10.50
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 GOLDEN Acrylic Paint Pyrolle Red Titan Buff US $10.50
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A Quick Run Through the Art of Portrait Painting
As an onlooker, you may have often marveled at the stunning portraits or oil paintings, without really thinking too much about what goes into creating one. As all would agree, painting is an art, but quite a demanding one at that! It’s not just about putting right colors in the right places; it also involves a good deal of techniques and strategies, integral to a great painting. An artist would of course know, and an aspiring artist would be interested in knowing the tricks of the trade. Let’s sweep through some of the essentials of portrait painting.
The Basic Starters:
To start off with your painting, you would need the following equipment. So keep them handy.
- Brushes of all size and types (synthetic or natural bristles)
- Basic painting colors (at least one full set)
- A color palette to mix the paints/colors
- A drawing board or canvas
- Painting mediums like linseed oil or turps
Remember that watercolor brushes do not work well in oil paintings. Big brushes are best for oil paints. So choose your brushes and your paint carefully to come up with the finest quality painting which would find its place in an art gallery.
Follow Examples:
If you thought you cannot follow the footsteps of famed artists, you’re wrong. On the contrary, it’s a good practice to start copying the masterpieces and then move on to creating your own. But copying just the 2D painting isn’t as much a help as trying to recreate the same painting by choosing the same 3D subject.
Sequence Your Painting:
Be it a pet portraits, a person or a landscape, in portrait painting, it’s very important to know where to start from. Old wisdom says ‘start from the eyes’. So be it. It’s best to draw the eyes first and then move on to develop the other features on the face in the correct ratio. But focus on one section at a time, before jumping on to the next.
The Golden Rules:
Most painters forget to spend sufficient time looking at the subject. It’s a golden rule to spend 60% of the time looking at it, 20% time looking at your canvas and the rest 20% looking at what you’re actually painting. Look deep and analyze your subject to bring out the best on your painting.
Another golden rule is to be confident. Think well and believe in your subject. An artist should never be deterred by the feeling that he/she would not be able to do justice to the subject.
So even if you are attempting a
dog portraits
, just enjoy doing it as you’d enjoy being with your dog. That makes the job much easier. Analyze its features, work your way outwards from the eyes, believe in yourself and bring the painting to life.
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