There are a lot of ways to add texture to a painting or collage, but today’s video is probably the simplest, easiest explanation I’ve seen in a while.
Claudine Hellmuth uses very few materials and ends up with a nice texture that is both flexible (so you can use it in book-like applications) and visually appealing. Watch until the very end for a couple tips on value and composition as well:
You can find Claudine’s full tutorial on collage and texture at Creative Catalyst.
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In today's video tutorial, you’ll see how easy it is for acrylic painter Hugh Greer to quickly test out his ideas mid-painting, without the risk of ruining everything he’s done so far if his idea doesn’t pan out.
You can do the same thing. . . and as you'll see in the video, all it takes is a clear sheet of plastic. Take a look:
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