Painting Bright, Bold, and Loose Flowers: How to Paint Abstract Flowers with Acrylic Paints

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Painting Bright, Bold, and Loose Flowers: How to Paint Abstract Flowers with Acrylic Paints

English | 44m | Video: 720p

In this class I will teach you my process for painting loose abstract flowers. I start off the class talking about composition and colors. Then I walk you through my painting process step by step. I show you how I begin by sketching my compostion onto my canvas and how I layer my colors to create a loose and varied look.

Painting loose can be tough. Here are my best tips for success when painting loose and abstract!
1. Paint with your non-dominant hand.
2. Hold the paint brush at the very top.
3. Don't ever try to paint within the lines!

Materials used for this class:
paper/pen or pencil
10 x 10 inch canvas
pastels
palette paper (or a paper plate)
paint brushes
jars of water
paper towels
acrylic paints

I used the following Liquitex Basics colors:
Titanium white
Prussian blue
Light olive green
Cadmium medium yellow
Light blue permanent
Turquoise blue
Bright aqua green
Portrait pink
Quinacridone magenta
Rose pink
Brilliant purple

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