August 29th, 2007
Acrylic Artist

how do i get a smooth flat tone when useing artist's acrylic paint?
Check with your art supply store. They should sell both "gloss medium" and "matte medium". Both of these are clear. The matte medium will give you a flat finish. Both of these mediums are acrylic. If you use a gesso, the same manufacturer should also produce the mediums (which I assume is the correct spelling instead of media).
Acrylic Art paints provide qualities such as quick drying time and a tough finish that makes them ideal for use on almost any surface such as canvas, wood, paper, fabric, metal, etc. Here is a 24-tube color set made by the Reeves Company, a manufacturer in the U...
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This comprehensive set includes all the shapes, sizes and bristles of brushes for almost any decorative painting project and is a great set for students and artists.
These brushes have painted wood handles with gold color seamless aluminum ferrules and perform well with all types of mediums including Watercolors, Acrylics, Chalk Pastels and Oil Paints...
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Everything you need to get you started painting in your favorite medium. It's all here in a portable, sturdy tote and at one great price. This art set is a great gift for any budding artist. Featured in each set is an adjustable, genuine hardwood tabletop easel along with all the tools you need to get started...
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Liquitex Basics Flat Brush- A good quality student grade brush made with nylon bristles. Very soft; ideal for acrylic painting. PRICE IS FOR ONE BRUSH. Photo illustrates sizes available for comparison ONLY...
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Liquitex Basics Flat Brush- A good quality student grade brush made with nylon bristles. Very soft; ideal for acrylic painting. PRICE IS FOR ONE BRUSH. Photo illustrates sizes available for comparison ONLY...
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Acrylic Secrets Workshop with Master Artist Ginger Cook. Paint along with four first-time students and learn what the pros know. In this 3 hour workshop you will learn the secrets of wet on wet water, layering, what to paint first, color weaving and mixing, dry brush techniques, and pallet knife for texture and highlights...
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