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Great question- it’s not necessary. Getting your paintbrush wet beforehand should be enough. 👍

Unfortunately it would be best to avoid this- especially as it’s a direct copy of their watch design, even if the wording is changed.

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Great question! It may seem backwards, but try adding just a little white to the yellow. It will make it less see through, though it may take 2 or more layers. Best of luck!

Hello- are you planning on selling these paintings of models? If not, these rules won’t impede your art making. These guidelines come into play if you’re attempting to profit off someone else’s likeness,artwork, or specific photographs. If you need royalty-free imagery, try pexels.com

@@AcrylicArtsAcademy yes I want to sale them, what if I simply credit them on the artwork or must I buy the royalty 🤔

@@AcrylicArtsAcademy also thank you for replying

Hello again, you're welcome! So if you want to sell them, make sure you've only use the photo as a reference and haven't copied it exactly. Typically you must make your artwork much different from the photo to make it your own. This could come down to changing the facial expression, the general style, or the clothing of the model photos you are painting. These laws vary by country so you'll need to look up the rules for your particular region. Copyright law can be...complicated and this video is a general guide. If you know the photographer who took the photos, you can ask their permission to be safe. If not, be sure to look up copyright law for artists in your home country.

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This is actually the second time someone has mentioned this. However, at 00:50 it's clearly stated that it's rubbing alcohol.

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We feel the same way!

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Try slow dry medium! You mix it into your paint and it keeps it from drying out so fast. Here’s an example:amzn.to/3Uon11Y

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Taping the border isn't essential but can help some individuals create a clean border with ease. If you don't want to that, it's alright! What about adhering the bristol paper or canvas pad to your work surface using a tacky putty/poster putty like this: amzn.to/3J4G0Iv Looping some masking tape or artists tape on itself could help you adhere the paper to your work surface in the same sort of way. Hope this helps!

Thanks for responding! I will try the tacky putty next. Looping the tape doesn’t hold as much as desired.

We absolutely agree, and thanks for sharing your experiences!

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Sorry to hear that, somtimes it takes a few tries of dunking the bristles into the paint for the bristles to saturate and stay together. The bristles can be separated and the tree will turn out fine, just keep giving this method a try and you'll get it. Don't give up :)

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