Artist Problems – Retarded Acrylics
Acrylic paints are great for many reasons. There are no solvents involved, they work on virtually any surface, their flexible, they can be used very thin to very thick…the list goes on. One issue some folks run into though is how quickly they dry. Portrait artists, Plein Aire artists, artists that are used to oil […]
Artist Problems – Retarded Acrylics
Acrylic paints are great for many reasons. There are no solvents involved, they work on virtually any surface, their flexible, they can be used very thin to very thick…the list goes on.
One issue some folks run into though is how quickly they dry. Portrait artists, Plein Aire artists, artists that are used to oil paints, etc- all of them might struggle with the short window of open time acrylics have.
There is a way to slow that drying time down! And in this video I’ll share with you some options for doing just that. However, you gotta know how to do it properly or you can run into some issues.
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