Stephanie! Oh gosh! I can’t wait to see what you make. I’m thrilled that this made a path to the class for you. Once you get into it, I hope you’ll see that it really does help break things into steps for you and working with these paints is just ADDICTIVE. XO Amy
]]>HI Ellen:
Thanks so much for watching, and I’m so happy you enjoyed! The high flows are super fun this way. Yes, I have plexiglass on my table and use it as a palette. It’s a new thing. I don’t know if I’ll stick with it forever, but so far I like it. I wipe it off with windex and a paper towel, but of course if I’m painting for hours, some dries and stays, FYI. For this spread I was using Napthol Red Light, Hansa Hellow Medium, and Titanium White. I may have also thrown in a touch of Sienna on the edges. I believe that all 3 come in the basic set of 10 high flow acrylic paints I recommend.
I do have other colors too, but these just happen to be the ones I was using.
Happy creating Ellen! XO Amy
]]>HI Roxanne!
Oh I forgot to list the gel medium 🙂 – yes, here it is: Gel medium
And the mixed media board is what I use for the squares. That’s listed in the supplies, but here it is : Mixed media board
Happy creating Roxanne!
XO Amy
Marisa – I’m so happy you liked it. I hope you start your art journal. You don’t need much to begin. Even just drawing what you see can be so satisfying.
XO amy
]]>Hi Beth:
I’m so happy you enjoyed the piece and the video. It was fun revisiting Paris through your eyes on your blog. XO Amy
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