Painting Sand Dunes in Acrylics 

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@LloydM100 hi!! That’s great your going to start painting- may I suggest to have a look at kevinoilpainting channel- (paint with Kevin)- I started out with learning from him when he first started- his older videos are easier and nicer- also he has download lessons available- techniques series is great- I always refer back to them- and the landscape are so worth it- Also- for learning- I focused on one or two painters- then as you develop your own signature brushstrokes- watching other painters always can pick up tips here and there- Another channel- acrylic- is Correa art and art of John Magne Lisandro- Not sure if your acrylic or oils- I can tell you- acrylic paints are much more difficult- people don’t understand this- like watercolor is for Masters- Many struggle and never really achieve their potential yet stick with acrylic because there’s a misconception about oils - Paint with Kevin posts videos on both oils and acrylic- He also oil paints (non toxic) No thinner- I use Linseed oil- to thin paint only when blocking in- the underpainting- a dash- and not all the times- with landscape no need to- florals yes- Best of fun too you- if you have any questions- comment and I’ll be happy to help- If your interested in books- on oil painting- seascape and landscape- Carlson landscape Helen Van Wyk (she has few books can be found low price- at times the books will go sky hi- and then back down low- you can find for 10dollars is good price- Her book on (Color recipes) hard copy - again she has a few of them- I have all of her books- But the one with - a pic of a palette on cover with paint- is good- And if your interested in seascape- beat is books by E. John Robinson- again he has 4 books- the very first one from - and the last one he published are the best and (many think they’re the same- not) the first one has wonderful step by step- and close up- everything one needs to know painting the ocean- These books also fluctuate in price from 10-150.00 dollars They are priced low now- Amazon- eBay- usually can find them and there’s a thrift book store online as well- again the prices change a lot- Feel free to message me if you have any questions- enjoy your painting journey- Again- acrylic paints are not fun and difficult- many think they are cheaper and that’s not true- Good oils- Windsor and Newton- (Winton ) brand are good and priced low- needs linseed to thin them- at times depending if your painting wet on wet- Alla Prima So many keep practicing and painting with acrylic and takes years before they can really achieve something that looks presentable- Bob Ross oils are great and his brushes are best- and canvases- I’ve became a brush hoarder have most every brand- but the Ross are the best- And his canvases- Canvas surface also makes a difference depending on using oils and or acrylic paints- and for landscape a medium texture- for oils Remember- acrylic paints will become darker when they dry- they say mix a value under- a tad lighter than what should be-

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Hmmm. I will have to give your suggestion some thought. Thank you.

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Thank you so much for your comment. By the way, It is fine to use the student grade paint, and it's very good to use as a base.Use it up; it is not that bad. I use it sometimes to cover larger areas.

Thank you so much, and it was such a pleasure to meet you my in studio.

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Thank you so much for your feedback. I appreciate it. It does not make a difference to me whether I paint the canvas orange or red or mix orange and red together. even if I weren’t negative painting, I would still paint the canvas orange or red.

Muchas gracias! Me gusta usar luz roja cadmio o naranja cadmio o mezclar el rojo cadmio y el naranja.

Le da un efecto muy luminoso. Me gustó mucho. Gracias x responder.

Thank you! i call it interpretive realism.

I would liken her style to Monet’s impressionism. He was the first to use color, instead of black, as shadows.

Good question. I use the Masterson Stay wet palette. I keep the sponge and paper wet, mist my palette to keep the paint from drying and cover the palette when not in use. Hope this helps.

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I use the blue shade, but either will work. It is really your preference

@@freedomofacrylicswithartis5133 Thank you!

I always paint my canvas orange or red using an inexpensive student grade paint.

You can mix some black with the regular hookers green to mimic the hookers green deep. Enjoy painting with your daughter this weekend and have fun!

Thank you so much! We definitely will!!

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