Acrylic Paint Pouring-Level 2: Swiping With Everyday Items (incl some mat'l) (Prereq: Pouring Basics)

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Acrylic Paint Pouring-Level 2: Swiping With Everyday Items (incl some mat'l) (Prereq: Pouring Basics) - North Port

Now that you have started on your Paint Pouring Adventure by learning the basics, it’s time to move on to more advanced techniques. Paint Pouring has become a worldwide phenomenon and can make an artist out of anyone. This enjoyable painting technique almost guarantees a great piece of art right from the beginning. Learn all about what’s involved in this fluid art form. You will expand upon what you have learned in “The Basics” class by learning how to swipe your work. You will be amazed as you watch the magic happen right before your eyes. Although the process can be repeated, the results will always be an original. You will learn the art of swiping using everyday items around your home. Create beautiful results that can be manipulated and changed. Continue your “Paint Pouring Adventure” with me and expand your portfolio! (WARNING: Acrylic Paint Pouring is an addictive art form)

Acrylic Paint Pouring-Level 2: Swiping With Everyday Items (incl some mat'l) (Prereq: Pouring Basics) - North Port
Item: APNP2002	Pamela Schmidt
M 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM	STC North Port Rm Art Rm. 1-212
Sessions: 1	Location: 4445 Career Lane North Port, FL 34289
M 12/14/2020 - 12/14/2020	Fee: $39.00
ONE DAY CLASSES ARE NONREFUNDABLE Students will need to bring and wear a mask at all times. Prerequisite: Paint Pouring Adventures: The Basics. Please check with the ACE office to be sure the class has met its minimum before purchasing materials. Supply List: -Apron -Assortment of craft paint - four bottles maximum of your favorite colors plus white (Any brand except Apple Barrel). Paint doesn't need to be expensive acrylic paints; cheaper brands like Folk Art and DecoArt are preferred. -Two canvases: 9x12, 8x10, or similar size (must be stretched canvas, not a panel). -Roll of paper towels. You will leave having completed two projects. Plan on picking up your projects another day to allow for proper drying time. Wear old clothes or bring a smock/apron.

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