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- FW brand acrylic ink - Missy uses the following colors: Indigo, Rowney Blue, Process Cyan, Turquoise, Dark Green, Light Green, Lemon Yellow, Indian Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Crimson, Scarlet or Flame Red, Process Magenta, Burnt Umber, and White
- 22 x 30" sheet of 120 – 300lb Arches hot press watercolor paper
- 22 x 30" sheet of 120 – 300lb Arches cold press watercolor paper
- Kolinsky sable watercolor brushes size 1-16
- Cotton rag
- Palette (optional)
- Pencil and eraser
- Ruler
- B & J Masters brush cleaner
- PDF of all images
- Plan for a painting with a sketch
- Paint with acrylic ink
- Replicate a textile in a painting
- Layer acrylic ink
What you'll get:
- Easy-to-follow video lessons on how to use acrylic inks to visually capture heirloom textiles
- 10 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supply list and PDF with reference photos
- Step-by-step instructions by artist Missy Dunaway
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
This was a lovely class. I read an article by the artist in Watercolor Artist magazine and was thrilled to see that she had classes on Creative Bug. This was a nice introduction to her acrylic ink technique, which I'm anxious to play with. I medium appeals in the way that you get some bleeds and blends and can play with opacity, as in watercolor, but with the acrylic-ness, you can also achieve vibrancy and opacity without endless layering, and you are freed up to work light on dark at whim. I also enjoyed the little details in Missy's narrative as she worked her way through the pieces - the somewhat free-roaming thoughts and insights about noticing and being wary of rushing when you near the finish line on a piece, why she chose to use certain textures, why she decided to start making paintings of textiles, etc - those little things can be so very helpful to novice dabblers such as myself. Yay!
wonderful lesson and such a charming teacher!
Missy is very articulate. I enjoyed watching per process. Very inspiring!!
