Scumbling Painting Technique Using Acrylic

[@thisdollslifejenna3841]

Wow!! That's cool!! Thx for sharing this technique!! Will try immediately!🖌🎨👍

[@ajsantos6961]

Such a beautiful and easy technique thank you for sharing will definitely need to add this to my tool bag

[@barbaracefai9746]

What a beautiful effect, you make it look so easy but it probably takes some practice. Could you please tell us which colours you are using? Thank you

[@parvaiznaseem8831]

Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful expertise!! Will help a lot with improving my Paintings!

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[@ambersimpson9175]

This is amazing technique

[@ambersimpson9175]

Wondering would this work a foggy background

[@conniebolt6062]

What can you add to thin out an acrylic scumble?

[@frankdavis4836]

Turners painting is called 'Slave Ship' for those of us who arent politically corrent. Scumbling was used by many Old Masters in oils, not only with a dry brush but half dry paint depending on placement.

[@YeshuaIsTheTruth]

This looks incredible! So you didn't use any oil paints for this painting?

[@michellegibbsartist]

No just acrylic 😊

[@susannehawthorne4423]

Can you identify what brush you are using please? Synthetic? or did you say hog?, size, name? Loved the video!

[@jimbannon4127]

Thank you

[@MasterAngst]

I keep running into when I try this technique is that there is this splotchiness or this ring of darkness in the painting no matter how fast or lightly I work it seems. Am I just not fast enough or am I using the wrong brush? Someone help pls

[@wendyschneider4490]

I don't think acrylics lend themselves to scumbling. It's not you. I don't think this is scumbling. It's just another brush technique for acrylic.

[@ariffinhasni6800]

I like thisssss

[@jivanjovan]

She sounds like Hermione Granger

[@mischabe3]

This is not scumbling. This is just rubbing the paint in.

[@wendyschneider4490]

Agreed

[@jennyince8572]

thank you!! :-)