| Another Untitled WIP 😅 |
So I recently covered over a canvas that I had about 50 hours into but I basically seen it as doodling and practice. This canvas is 4 feet by 2 feet and I drew the outlines in white charcoal. I'm going to start with an undercoat of acrylics and then try putting some oils over the top for my first time ever using oils. Lol hopefully I dont anything too drastic with the oils to where I can't go back for a while till it's dry.
Here's the painting I had recently covered over to make way for this one-
Anyone have any good videos or suggestions for first starting oils? I've been working in acrylics for a few years now but mainly self-taught methods. I'd like to take on some actual methods / techniques and have more structure with my work.
Do you Art?
I used to do charcoal drawings. Wouldve always loved to paint. But brushes are difficult for me to grip and hands shake now... so thats out of question.
What about good ole bob ross? Try the wet oil technique?
I dig the pastel looking colored one you got there. Looks pretty cool.
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