Acrylic: The Watercolor Alternative DVD

You’ll Love This Acrylic Painting DVD If:

• You love exploring the possibilities of acrylic paints
• You want to learn along with Charles Harrington
• You love painting nature & landscapes & want to learn more

Watch acrylic painting techniques come alive in this exciting landscape painting DVD workshop from Charles Harrington. Using a brush and misting bottle, Charles works with acrylics as if they were watercolor! Two featured landscape painting demonstrations show you how to paint trees, foliage, skies and rocks with acrylics.

The first demonstration includes a rural scene with a church. Charles paints acrylics in a transparent mode, creating a watercolor effect. The second demonstration shows you how to paint a country field, using not only transparent techniques but opaque acrylic treatments as well. Learn how to make last-minute changes, add in focal trees and create great textures using white gesso. With this painting video you’ll also see how Charles prepares his paints in order to keep them moist and workable when painting a landscape.

In Acrylic: The Watercolor Alternative You’ll Learn:

• How to create and use transparent & opaque acrylic treatments in your landscapes
• Tips & techniques for using masking fluid, mixing colors, splattering and controlling edge quality
• How to paint two landscapes from start-to-finish

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About the Artist: Charles Harrington

With more than 20 years of experience teaching, Charles Harrington now teaches painting workshops & devotes himself to his work full-time. He is a member of the American Watercolor Society, The National Society of Painters in Casein & Arcylics and The National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society. His work has been featured in national and regional exhibitions as well as American Artist Magazine and Artist’s Watercolor Magazine

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