My problem is clearly fine lines. Is that because my brushes or paint are not up to it? Am I loading the brush incorrectly? Too much water? Too little water? Or is it just that I am not very good.
I’m hoping against hope that practice will make… no, not perfect. I’ll settle for competent.
I feel that I need to say something positive about this effort, so here goes…
I like the birds.
Meanwhile, this is painting number seven of ten (not to be confused with Seven of Nine, the rescued Borg drone of Star Trek Voyager and Picard fame) from The Art Sherpa’s Beginner Acrylic Painting Course that I shall attempt next week.
Keith Kreates! 
It is nice to do something different and enjoying it. Your painting looks good.
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You are very kind, Lakshmi. Thank you. And yes, I am enjoying it!
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Starting to see a style, Keith. Keep up the good work.
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Thanks, John. It’s certainly stretching me,
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Which is a good thing.
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True
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😊
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I admire the definition you maintained. I, myself, am an over-blender. I found the right consistency and the right brush make fine lines much easier. But it is through practice we achieve the desired results. It is a really nice piece.
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How very kind of you, Maggie. I still basically have no idea what I am doing but I’m sure I will get better with time and practice.
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You are doing more than many of us – myself included. Just keep it up.
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The birds did turn out well! 😉
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Thanks, Liz. Hopefully, next week’s will be better.
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You’re welcome, Keith.
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