Hello friends,

a few days back I announced that I was going to publish the tutorial of my Green&Brown acrylic painting. Here it is!

[FR] Version française ici
[DE] Deutsche Version hier

The required material :

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And here we go for the full Tutorial in 18 steps:

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1° Pour quite some acrylic paint onto the canvas and paint the background in random brushstrokes in 1 colour.

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2° Add a few spots of another colour in the still wet first colour. I added some white.

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3° When all is covered, including the borders, let it dry.

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4° Now apply a contrasting coulour with the palette knife.

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5° Use the adhesive comb to draw a half circle in the still fresh paint.

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6° Add some more paint with the palette knife, to create a bit more variation (and to hide some defects if any 😊).

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7° Repeat the same on another place on the canvas.

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8° Now draw the circles. Therefore you take a round object and paint around it with a paintbrush and multiple colours.

After my first circle I turned around my canvas, as I found it nicer to have the big circle on the bottom of my canvas.

Here the result with 5 circles in 3 different sizes.

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9° Now paint a vertical bar with the dark colour using the sponge roll.

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10° Repeat that on another place and let it dry a little (not completely). (I used the blowdryer for half a minute)

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11° Take "something flat" with a straight border, such as a piece of aluminium foil, or a piece of paper. Lay it onto the canvas and apply paint with the palette knife. Then remove the paper and you'll have a nice straight border at the place where the paper was.

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12° Add some green touch with the palette knife.

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13° Use a round sponge for this next step. Apply 2 colours on the round sponge. Put the sponge onto the canvas, and turn it half a turn. This creates a nice bicolor circle.

(before making the circle on the canvas, try it out on a paper first)

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14° Now comes the SPIDERWEB EFFECT. Place a piece of tablecloth (of the style as presented in the picture) onto the canvas, and roll onto it with a sponge roller and very little (!) paint.

When taking it off you see the nice effect

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15° Let it all dry.

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16 Do some final touches: using a paintbrush or spongebrush add very softly some brown onto the borders of the green touch in the middle.

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17° Some green touches with a small palette knife on the big brown zones left and right.

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18° Final touches of green colour with a sponge in the empty spaces.

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THIS IS IT :

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HERE A FEW CLOSEBY VIEWS OF THE EFFECTS

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