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5 Steps to practice acrylic painting | Ganesha painting for beginners

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Acrylic painting on a canvas is not easy if the process of painting is slow. The painting has to be really quick and fast. otherwise your rending will not be consistent. To maintain the speed, one should have a clarity on what needs to be achieved. I wanted to explain how have I made the below painting in simple steps. A step by step process of acrylic painting of Ganesha. Ganesha Painting Process 01. Choose your medium and materials Firstly, decide on the canvas type, size, color mediums and prepare with brushes and other needed tools. Since I already knew what I am going to paint, I have personally created my canvas board by stretching the canvas to my own frame. My colors brand is 'Basics' acrylics. Then I prepared with my large size brushes including gel mediums. Then taken 3 colors to outline the sketch on the canvas and put some portion of color tubes on palette. Take the white mate color and wash out the canvas. 02. Outline the shape of your art...

Create paintings that can sell. An acrylic Ganesha painting on a canvas paper

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Title = Lord Ganesha Size = 12"X14" Medium = Acrylic Painting Finding right colors and putting them on contrast values is important to elevate your painting. Which gives more sharpness to your painting and looks vibrant.  Many Indians love lord Ganesha as primary deity to receive rituals. People love to place his vibrant and traditional paintings in their living room walls.  The above painting with contrasts and highlights of warm colors was made on a paper canvas with acrylic colors. A thick color coats are applied to emboss some edges of painting. A simple art form with a better rendering approach makes your painting looks special and impressive. Method of the above painting is to bring the holy Bhasma, Turmeric and Saffron colors and showing the way if the painting was made with these ingredients by hand. This painting was rendered with a hand impressions to make it more natural.