We’ll check out 3 strategies and a few shade combos that will help you develop your backgrounds!
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Thank you I love your neutral background colors!❤
Thank you for this!
Really good advice – it works. I have been trying out some acrylic house paints. The smell of some is disturbing but I really prefer the viscosity. Sort of like adding flow medium to artists heavy body, but so much cheaper, plus what I love is the opacity of all colours (even yellows) which you can always make translucent if you want. Thanks again for your help.
My understanding is raw canvas wont provide a long term stability with structure and color that prepped canvas would. It might look good now but in some years?
Hi! Did you paint on linen or plain white canvas in the beginning of the video?
Thanks for the ideas.
This is an excellent illustration. 👏
Also just remembered I always wondered if it was ok to paint without a primed canvas. Thank you for showing us the depth created applying right on the canvas.
Thank you for sharing this! You are an awesome instructor. Nice pace, explanations, ideas and opinions. Love it. Love watching your painting process as well (other videos). Very talented.
Hi, thanks for the tutorials, looks like your tutorial is already a few months old. Which of the backgrounds did you use on your paintings? Thanks!
Thank you. This was very helpful. I love the look of the raw canvas.
Inspirational! Doing 3×4 backdrops for photos. Been using interior flat.tell me what I should be using to get your effects. Thanks.
OK – why have I never done this experiment before – duh! Thank you Addi.
Thank you for this fun tutorial. It helped me out of a creative standstill 🎉
Thank you much for this tutorial! You are an awesome teacher ❣️