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Acrylic Inks; Great Beginnings - A Beginner Step by Step Painting Tutorial with Gayle Halliwell
Numérique
Dessin Peinture Auto-guidée La visite Arts visuelsDate et heure
Cette activité se déroule pendant toute la durée de la Fête de la culture.
Lieu
Winnipeg Beach, MB
Accès
Gratuit.
Offert en Anglais.
A des toillettes neutres, offre un sous-titrage, et offre une description audio.
À propos
Create a beautiful piece of artwork for yourself or to give to a friend with this step-by-step tutorial: Acrylic Inks; Great Beginnings
Whether you are a beginner painter or have painted for years, this fun painting guide is perfect for autumn. Create vibrantly coloured leaves using acrylic ink, on your choice of canvas.
Materials List:
Acrylic Inks in primary colours (red, yellow, and blue)
Burnt Umber or your choice of brown acrylic ink
Black Acrylic Ink (optional)
Paint palette
Canvas (water colour paper, printer paper, blank cardstock)
Two brushes of your choice
Pencil
Pointed stick (such as a chopstick or bbq skewer)
Two containers of water
Variety of fall leaves
Follow along in an easy step by step demonstration of this painting tutorial with WAVE Artist Gayle Halliwell. See more of Gayle's work at Studio #44 during the Interlake WAVE Artists' Studio Tour.
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- The WAVE Interlake Artists' Studio Tour Website watchthewave.ca
- The WAVE Facebook Page facebook.com
- The WAVE Instagram Page instagram.com
- The WAVE Twitter Page twitter.com
Organisateur
The WAVE Interlake Artists' Studio Tour
The WAVE Interlake Artists' Studio Tour is a self-guided driving tour in Manitoba's Interlake, taking place twice yearly. Step into artists' creative spaces to see behind the scenes; speak with individual artists about how they create with their passion.
Grab some friends, and design your own art tour by choosing artists within your interests, and drop in during the open studio tour. From pottery to paper; paint splashed, brushed, and poured; jewelry, glass, photography, and more; you can connect with something that speaks to your soul.
Tour dates are yearly on the second weekend of June, and September long weekend, and studios are open from 10am until 6pm Saturday and Sunday.
For more information and to plan your art road trip, visit the WAVE website here: https://watchthewave.ca
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