Tag Archives: ivory black

How to Paint a Mallard Duck Wing

Posted on January 20, 2011 by RandyCBrown

If you’re trying to learn to paint waterfowl, this article on How to Paint a Mallard Duck Wing will teach you a quick and easy method. Continue reading →

Posted in Acrylic Painting | Tagged brush strokes, feather groups, flight feathers, how to paint waterfowl, ivory black, mallard duck, sable brush, titanium white, waterfowl painting | 5 Comments

Acrylic Color Palette

Posted on December 20, 2010 by RandyCBrown

Artists are like songwrites in a sense. If you listen to much music, the songs that most songwriters produce sound very similar from song to song. The words are different, and the melody is different, but the style and the mood of the songs are frequently very similar. Continue reading →

Posted in From the Easel | Tagged acrylic paint, burnt umber, cadmium yellow medium, color palette, consistency of color, crimson, digital scales, ivory black, sap green, titanium white, ultramarine blue, Windsor and Newton | 3 Comments

Painting for Fun

Posted on December 18, 2010 by RandyCBrown

As artists, we sometimes feel as though every work that we produce must meet certain standards. We place pressures on ourselves to create a masterpiece in every painting we start. Continue reading →