Abstract TEXTURE for Endless Painting ideas I Acrylics

That turned out lovely. I think this is the first time I've seen this technique used with acrylics. I've used it a few times in watercolours and was very pleased with the results and potential; but I'm like an impatient child unable to wait for the paint to dry before peeling :D Thanks for this demo, Marie Louise.

Hi Marie-Louise……love your style of painting❤ On this painting did you let the first layer dry before you put the blue paint and cling wrap down? Thanks so much for all your Videos……very helpful.

Lovely 😍

I Love This. I can’t wait to try it. Thank you for sharing. New subscriber❤

hello! I'm Ana from Costa Rica, and I really liked this tutorial, the asymmetric shapes that were formed in the middle of the textures were extremely interesting. I love the color palette. Thank you for showing your creativity and her art.

I love your work. You mentioned sealing your work after making the initial marks with charcoal. How do you do that? A fixative spray? Thanks.

THANK FOR THE DETAILS THAT YOU DO WHILE WORKING. YOU ARE ONE OF THE FEW. THANK YOU FOR SHARING

Hi, Marie Louise!!!. Your painting is excellent!!!. I love it. Greetings from Xalapa, Veracruz in México.

Joli

This is so fun! Thanks.

this is beautiful! thank you Danish Painter:)

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This is really exciting. Can't wait to try it. Thank you!

Wow! It's very fun! Love the texture! Thak you a lot!

Hello Super technique...Peut on trouver ce lien version Française ??? Merci infiniment.Gratitude Hello Super technical...Can we find this link French version ??? Thank you very much.Gratitude

Hello, could you tell me if you put gesso when you work on acrylic paper? I love what you do!!!!! Thanks

I really love what you're doing. Great stuff to learn.

Beautiful 🤩

Buenísimo!

It's a very beautifil technique.

You call that PAINTING?

What a fantastic idea

Beautiful. ❤Love this painting.

Fabulous❤❤❤ definitely going to do this!!!!

now I have seen the monkey face I can't unsee it!😄

Very nice 👌👍

I love that technique. I particularly like the fine edges produced around the shapes created by the cling film and I will definitely be trying this out. Great tutorial. Thank you. :)

Wouhaa! Magnifique 🤩

Super Beautiful!!!❣❣❣🙏

Great

I thought adding water to acrylics limits its ability to remain adhered to the surface?

That turned out awesome !!

Was thinking about the drying stage in your video, which did take a while (4 hours is waaay too long for me!)
One way to avoid having to wait is to do several paintings at a time. Fair enough.
But what if it was possible to dry the painting from the back? For example, imagine a hair dryer underneath aimed at the reverse side of the canvas/paper/board. Not quite sure how to set it up but with a bit of planning I'm sure it could be possible. I hate waiting for the wet stages to dry so where there's a will, there's a way - and I will find it!
Any ideas folks?

I use this technique a lot now coz I love it sooo much! It can be subtle using soft, light shades or it can be high contrast using dark and light colours and tones. Areas can be softened or pushed back using opaques, white or gesso. You can also do multiple layers, allowing each layer to dry before applying next one. The unique patterns are really inspiring and get my creative juices flowing when I'm stuck for ideas. It's also very addictive, in a good way!

Beautimus!

It looks amazing

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so nice painting , amaizng ❤️😍

Wow! Amazing!❤🌿🙏🌿❤

Absolutely beautiful! I love how you share such helpful details in the process. Thank you.

Beautiful!

Super

Magnifique

Excellent thank you 🥰☺️❤️❤️☺️❤️

I’m new to your channel and I have only watched this video thus far. But I already like what I saw. I will be following your journey. And when I sit and paint I will be watching more of your past videos. Thank you for showing us your skill!

Really cool, I have tried with Sergio, I know that this technique is different, but turned out beautiful. Thank you for sharing. 💗💗💗

Brilliant.

For me this technique would create a great base layer, thank you Marie Louise.

muy interesante y bello