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How To Use Glazing in Acrylics With Jennifer Von Stein
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Jennifer Von Stein, Chromas resident artist, demonstrates three different ways to glaze over your painting in order to enhance your colors
Category: Painting
Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate
Medium: Acrylics
Subject: Glazing, Acrylics
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Item #:71139 Name:
Interactive Professional Acrylic
Price:$22.72
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Color Name: Cerulean Blue
Series: 6
Pigments: PB 28, PG 50
Pigment Type: Inorganic Oxides of Cobalt & Aluminium
Opacity: Semi-transparent
Lightfastness: 1
Permanency: Excellent
Item #:71196 Name:
Interactive Professional Acrylic
Price:$7.22
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Color Name: Transparent Yellow
Series: 2
Pigments: PY 73
Pigment Type: Arylamide Yellow
Opacity: Transparent
Lightfastness: 2
Permanency: Good
Item #:71290 Name:
Interactive Professional Clear Painting Medium
Price:$8.79
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Chroma Atelier Interactive Ground Preparations Clear Painting Medium 250 ml
Clear Painting Medium is one of the most popular mediums in acrylic painting. It is used with the paint to dilute the viscosity and blend colors without losing pigment intensity. This mid-viscosity medium allows paint to spread over a surface for more blendable gradations of color.
Item #:73814 Name:
Interactive Professional Slow Medium
Price:$9.90
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Chroma Atelier Interactive Ground Preparations Slow Medium 250 ml
Atelier Slow Medium slows down the drying time when added to Atelier Interactive Acrylic paint. You can thin the viscosity of your Interactive paint while also giving yourself more time to work. Ideal for larger paintings. It tacks up quickly, but it can easily be brought back to a more fluid stage by spraying with water.
Item #:79526 Name:
Interactive Professional Thick Slow Medium
Price:$9.90
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Chroma Atelier Interactive Ground Preparations Interactive Thick Slow Medium 250 ml
Thick Slow Medium has a gel-like consistency that is useful when artists want to have more blending time but do not want a thinner paint. You can use Thick Slow Medium for spreading and diluting paint without making it thin or runny. The concentrated medium is best used in small amounts. Just add to your palette when you want to maximize viscosity, and keep your Atelier Interactive Acrylic paints open for an extended period.
Item #:63567 Name:
Powercryl Acrylic Brush Filbert #12
Price:$15.24
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Size Bristle Width Bristle Length Total Brush Length 12 1-1/32" 1-29/64" 13-35/64"
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About Jennifer Von Stein
Jennifer Von Stein A graduate of Loyola College with a B.A. in Fine Arts, I show regionally and my work is in private homes and collections. A Resident Artist for Chroma USA, I lead workshops and conduct demonstrations nationally. The world is an amazing place, and my paintings represent my wonder and awe of all I've experienced. Color excites me, and by using it in unexpected ways I hope to awaken a sense of the magic and mystery that still exists. With skies and seas, fields and forests,...
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