Acrylic Painting Lesson - How to Paint Bricks by JM Lisondra
Learn how to paint bricks using acrylic in step by step 20 minute demonstration. Please hit like, add some comments and subscribe for more videos.
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106 comments on “Acrylic Painting Lesson - How to Paint Bricks by JM Lisondra”
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good work...
Very nice!!!
welldone you. i love it
thank you Darwin
Thank you. Beautiful. It look so real!!
you're welcome Selia..
Very beautiful 😍
thank you very much very interesting!!!
you're welcome Olga.. thank you
Great lesson John 😘
thank you Julie.
Hi, if I don't have gesso, will water do fine? And how do i apply water, with a spray bottle or by dipping my brush in water and then putting it all over the canvas?
Thanks! Love your optimism!
you're welcome.. it's ok. I also live in a third world country... you can it any.. 🙂 keep it up and jus have fun. 🙂
John magne Lisondra Thanks, I live in a third world country so I don't think there's any gesso pre-applied, the canvas is pretty dry. Anyways, I'll do as you say. Infact, this is going to be my 1st painting (of the bricks). Hope it to be as good as yours!
Hello... If you buy your canvas in local art store or online it's pre-primed and you don't have to add another primed (gesso) on it unless you want the surface to be smoother. Just dip the tip of your brush ito the water with paints and mix it on your palette to achieve more fluid paints and apply it.
Thank you
you're welcome Nancy
thank you 🙂