Discover how using muted colours can make your sunny colours sing!
Join artist Jan Poynter as she introduces Liquitex Muted Colors, a convenient line of pre-mixed muted acrylics that allow artists the ability to achieve the same desaturated hue every time. Using the muted Heavy Body Acrylics, Soft Body Acrylics, and Acrylic Inks, Jan skips the handmade muted colours she usually creates, and jumps right into painting a sunny Mexican scene, with shadows and mid-tones that make the brighter colours pop.
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Watch Painting with Acrylics: Liquitex Muted Colors above or on the Opus YouTube Channel to learn how Jan uses muted colours as a line drawing, underpainting, glaze layer, and as a complimentary colour that makes the sunny colours sing!
Plus - Read our exclusive Muted Colours article that dives deeper into the special importance muted tones play in an artists practice.
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Credits
Featuring
Jan Poynter
Special Thanks to
Liquitex
Produced by
Opus Art Supplies
Created by
Ryan Mund
Music by
Dan O'Connor
"Violet Shrine"
Join artist Jan Poynter as she introduces Liquitex Muted Colors, a convenient line of pre-mixed muted acrylics that allow artists the ability to achieve the same desaturated hue every time. Using the muted Heavy Body Acrylics, Soft Body Acrylics, and Acrylic Inks, Jan skips the handmade muted colours she usually creates, and jumps right into painting a sunny Mexican scene, with shadows and mid-tones that make the brighter colours pop.
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Watch Painting with Acrylics: Liquitex Muted Colors above or on the Opus YouTube Channel to learn how Jan uses muted colours as a line drawing, underpainting, glaze layer, and as a complimentary colour that makes the sunny colours sing!
Plus - Read our exclusive Muted Colours article that dives deeper into the special importance muted tones play in an artists practice.
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Credits
Featuring
Jan Poynter
Special Thanks to
Liquitex
Produced by
Opus Art Supplies
Created by
Ryan Mund
Music by
Dan O'Connor
"Violet Shrine"
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- Arts
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