This could be potentially be the smallest portrait painting of Biggie in the world. Can’t be sure about that fact 🤔
One fact I am sure about though, this is the Best Acrylic Painting I’ve Ever Done.
How do I know that? Because it’s the ONLY acrylic painting I’ve ever done – this is the first! 😆
Looking forward to learning more about handling acrylics, it’s fun but the stories about fast drying are true – really fast!
Here’s the new toys for my first ventures into acrylics.
Looks great! Well done!😃👏
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Thanks Kim 😁
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Wow! That’s an amazing first painting in acrylic. I’d say you’ve got the idea. Well done!
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Thanks Meg, I like that it’s got the potential to be painted a bit like watercolour as I did here. I’ll definitely be trying out more painterly thicker application as well.
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Well the title made me laugh a lot.
Looks great to me, and clever to start small, too – Mo Paint Mo Problems 😉
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Yeah, best to keep it simple to start with. Mixing colours may end up with mixing various shades of mud brown.
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Wonderful portrait. Impressive for your first work in a new medium. I hope you do more.
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Thank you, the painting of white over black was the biggest difference.
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[…] first acrylic painting a few weeks ago was just white on black, just to get a feel for how acrylic paint works. The […]
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