It was really neat, as I was able to try out oil, acrylic and aquarelle over the course of the 2 days, which saved me buying all the material for nothing.
I definitely prefer working with oil paints. I love the way you can keep blending the colours on the paper and how the painting evolves constantly as soon as you add a new colour or brush stroke. It totally suits me :-)
I also quite enjoyed the acrylic paints, but they don't have the same feel to them.
I took some pics of the "works of art" (lol), so here they are:





The first four are oil, the last 2 are acrylic. Yesterday I invited and friend over and we had a painting session in the afternoon, so more paintings will follow :-)
1 comment:
LOVING the first one!
I wish I could paint/draw.
I am an embroiderer and card maker. Anything with scissors and threads and stuff.....but freehand art....not a hope!!
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