Mother Earth Fantasy Easy Painting in acrylic 🖌🌏🌍🎨
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Create this Mother Earth Beginners learn to paint full acrylic art lesson. You can paint this! 2 hoot

 

Below are a list of Recommended materials. This includes Amazon Affiliate program, and you support The Art Sherpa when using them. These are linked here to make thing easy and convenient for you. full disclosure here http://bit.ly/affiliatedisclosureTAS

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*** Acrylic Paint Colors ***

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Cadmium Yellow, Medium Shade: http://amzn.to/1Xqmwhb Dioxazine Purple: http://amzn.to/1QYnSfk

Phthalo Blue (Green Shade): http://amzn.to/1RhXrjV

Phthalo Green (Blue Shade): http://amzn.to/1Mk0VkI Quinacridone Magenta: http://amzn.to/1P8CRkB

Mars Black: http://amzn.to/1U1eqOw

Titanium White: http://amzn.to/1XqooGI

Drawing the earth mother step-by-step is pretty simple. She's a lot of circles. Below are the steps to hand draw the earth mother in. 

Step 1 : Place your basic outline of shapes loosely on the canvas. Oval for the head should be vertically divided on her center axis. Horizontally divide her face in half for her eyes. In half again from the eyes to the chin for her nose. In half again from her nose to her chin to place the mouth. 

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Step 2. Begin to refine her features in the nose eyes and mouth.

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Step 3. Refine the lines and details 

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Sometimes as an artist you just realize you need to change things UP. Yes I realize it's January and I said it was spring but in Texas it feels like spring to me right now and so I just felt she needed a bloom. There's nothing like changing direction a little bit in the project to unlock new spaces that you can explore creatively. Never be afraid of taking a little bit of a risk and with your  painting.  If you get an instinct or an idea for something you think would be good Go for It . Sometimes it works out sometimes it doesn't. A  painting that worked out isn't really the goal of being creative. The goal of being creative is to use your imagination and that can't be box in by results. 

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Finally my random Butter fooling mother nature joke lacked a little context. John said I should share where it came from..so Remember this 

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*** Assorted Brushes for Acrylic Painting ***

For Brush Care use, cleaning and for a list of Retailers that carry them GO TO the links below to find out more about them and w here to buy

The Art Sherpa® Pouncers 

The Art Sherpa®
4100S Series #1 Round Short Handle
Cambridge™
2102 #6 Bright - Sharp edges, controlled strokes
2502S #30 Bright - Crisp strokes, color control Ruby Satin®
Black Pearl™
6403 #2 Filbert - Soft rounded oval shape, longer length out for broad strokes

Golden Acrylic Glazing Liquid Gloss : http://amzn.to/2hjuE5T

9x12 Primed Smooth Artist Panel :https://amzn.to/2q3K0Ar 22.86 X 30.48 cm

 More Materials These are used often in my lessons but may not be use here  New Wave Paper peel Paint Pallet : https://amzn.to/2ROk6xw

T Square Ruler - https://amzn.to/2Jpic1c

Saral Paper: http://amzn.to/2zBrLbN

Arteza watercolor pencils: http://amzn.to/2hoanNo Chalk: https://amzn.to/2FhPVa9

Sharpener : https://amzn.to/2Fhj19M

Artist Tape : https://amzn.to/2qZTywt

Tracing Paper 9x12 : https://amzn.to/2r0V55h

Art storage I LOVE Art bin : https://amzn.to/2NDohsw

MY EASEL Best European Easel *OS3 http://amzn.to/1Xm9Ieu Jack Richeson La Vara Easel, Table Top http://amzn.to/2audtKw

Books :

How to Mix Skin color - https://amzn.to/2FeEv7j

Victoria Finlay History of Color: https://amzn.to/2Jn0Yl1

Have fun Live with The Art Sherpa during this BEGINNER HOW TO PAINT art lesson in acrylic art tutorial. This is an easy, fun, social art lesson for canvas. We talk about art and other fun subjects. With help and guidance, anyone can paint. You can paint!

Want to see something? Just comment! Tell me what you'd like to paint, or what you want to know about art. This is YOUR art journey. Open your heart and access your art.

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TheArtSherpa
01/12/19 05:30:41PM @cinnamon-cooney:
[quote="Susan Rattliff"]
What are the differences in canvas. Linen, cotton, etc.
[/quote]
Linen is longer lasting and more often used in fine art portraits if the artist prefers stretched canvas over Hard artist panels. It is longer lasting and more archival. It is also more expensive and Cotton has lots going for it. I personally use cotton more and switch to ampersand panels for projects where my surface is paramount. Cotton is not difficult to stretch and linen is. Its rare to find a cotton canvas unprimed but you can find Raw linen for art practices. There are more differences in sourcing and fibers.

TheArtSherpa
01/12/19 05:30:05PM @cinnamon-cooney:
[quote="kathy.arnold-warren"]
I need to know WHAT BUTTER!!!
[/quote]
I added a link to the Ad in video and print above. Remember these ?? So funny now

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