Thank you!

This was helpful! Thank you 😊

Thank you so much I have just started watching your channel and have learned so much already thank you for all your hard work

You can add some flow aid to the water and you will get something in between soft body and acrylic ink.

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Great information I usually shake it like a polariud picture.

Roll the bottle back and forth across the table or your hands. Learned this with meds.

Or put a small steel ball (from an empty paint marker or such) in the bottle and swirl it around .

Oops.😂Thanks so much.🙏✨🫶

Such good tips! A few years ago, when I was using acrylic inks, I learnt the hard way (too many bubbles) that rapid violent shaking was Not the way to go 😅🥲 It's a great video!! A good reminder and solution :) ❤️ Beautiful hairstyle, by the way!

This is a great tip! Thanks 😁

Can use pouring medium for as glue for collage

Is Master’s touch paint good for acrylics

Love this book. I, too, read it in the 90's and followed every step to the end. It helped me "become" the artist that I was. The Morning Pages tied in with a Journal I was already keeping, and still keep to this day. What a wonderful gift from Julia Cameron! For my artist dates, I like to take myself out to breakfast or lunch and then go on a hike or to the botanical garden. Nature plays a key role in my work so being in gardens, among plants, among wildlife, is vital.

Thank you! I needed to hear your words about "personal taste". I'm looking forward to trying the exercise once I've finished up some pieces. Thank you so much!

Fascinating. Thanks for sharing. I am looking forward to experimenting with this.

I just found your site and I want to say thank you seeing the last previous. Videos has taught me quite a bit. Thank you for sharing. Oh and you’re in the Bay Area like me that’s awesome.

Thank you for this!

Film star’s

Portraits of film stars

You're so pretty

Thanks so much for this. A few years ago I got a paint set from Liquitex designed for mixing, and couldn't figure out why I couldn't get a rich violet using Quinacridone Crimson and Phthalo Blue Green Shade. Gradually I figured out that the addition of the Red Shade variety did a much better job. And judging from your demo, Ultramarine Blue does, too.

Excellent demonstration! So professional. Thank you.

RE: Inner critic / judge: I fired the bee-och. Years ago. Just sharing. Blessings now.

Imagine my delight to have this show up yesterday! I looked for the last thing that showed up - it was a whole year ago! Sigh. The algorithms are off for me, it seems. I LOVE color theory/mixing/paint-smearing!!! I have never tried the Quin blue violet! Years ago, I had some purple/violets that were fugitive, so when I got some Dioxazine Purple, that's where I stopped looking! LOL! I can be such an art-supply addict that I have to restrain myself.

Thank you very much for your demonstration, dear Michele! Happy spring art practice! 🌸💜

What's wrong with using dioxazine violet?

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Thanks for being honest ❤

Soooo needed this today!

Does it work on white shirt?

Ty, needed to hear this today

You are a very sweet and great artist.

I did my First Plein air painting in acrylic on a bright cold sunny and windy day. I worked on it at home and was shocked to see how dark it appeared. That is not brightness ,level that I had painted, so now to go back and make corrections as I work at completion. Will be getting into oils eventually, and planning to use acrylics in the under painting.

do you think this could work if the tacs were on a canvas?

Thank you: useful!

Thank you: useful.

Thank you

Great video! I subscribed. Quick question, is the Pen you used a specific brand and type?

Here’s the blending medium video I mentioned. 🎉 let me know if you have any questions about any of this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5mUeaNtaKl2r80si=kkBWMlhYLIe8DxY4

Fantastic idea. Thank you both for sharing. Have an amazing day.💡👍 73 likes

Is it possible to paint on cotton and linen fabric, or does it have to be thick canvas? I’m just thinking of this procedure - will that work? : Paint on stretched Cotton on a frame with acrylics, and then seal it afterwards with Varnist - all over the canvas, to protect the fabric and the painting? I’m wondering if the edges that is stretched on the frame might tear or if uv light from the sun might give the unprotected fabric some miscolour over time? Thank you so much for these videos! 😀🙏

Thank you for this video - this is exactly what I was looking for. I am on a journey to try to implement raw canvas as a part of the painting, and I am trying to learn how to do that. There’s SO many gorgeous fabrics that would look stunning combined with a painting! Have you seen @victoriarosepark and @sydswisher? It’s so creative how they use that. Ive bought and just tried clear gesso - for oil paint on the canvas. But I had to cover all the canvas with paint - because that gesso was not clear at all! It dulled the fabric so much and it looked horrible (it is Amsterdam transparant gesso). So I am happy to find out that I can get that effect with acrylics that I am going for! :😀 I will subscribe and see what other good advice you have - its so nice you make videos on this🙏

Just want to say I watched your vid on translucent painting and now this. You have given me more info in these two than the dozens of other I watched. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you.

Somehow the Seinfeld episode with Elaine dancing comes to mind... 😁

I always love watching your videos Michele! They always make me feel uplifted and excited to get back in the studio :)

Wonderful video! I love your work.

You go girl!! If you don't have fun while working, you are doing something wrong!! 🤩