Color Mixing with Acrylic and Painting Flowers in Acrylic Bundle

Two full acrylic painting courses for 25% off!

Over 22 hours of instruction, 90+ lessons, and two full course packs included.

Here's what you get:

• Color Mixing with Acrylic (82+ lessons, 15+ hours of video content: regular price $197 USD/$247 CAD (includes over $100 worth of bonus materials)

• Painting Flowers with Acrylic (23 lessons, 7.5 hours of video content), regular price $197 USD/$247 CAD

• BONUS real-time tutorial of an Iris acrylic painting sketch, including color mixing and reference photo (valued at $97, included in the bundle FREE)

• BONUS real-time tutorial of a sunrise mountain painting study, including color mixing and reference photo (valued at $97, included in the bundle FREE)

• Lifetime access to my premium course painting communities

Total Value: $595 - yours for $295 USD ($370 CAD)

Full 30 day money back satisfaction guarantee offered for both courses. If you're not in love with what you've purchased, I will immediately refund you, no questions asked.

Materials used:

For paint colors in both courses, we'll be using a total of 8 colors: quinacridone magenta, cadmium red medium, cadmium yellow medium, cadmium yellow light, phthalo blue (green shade), ultramarine blue (red shade or just neutral), burnt umber and titanium white.

You will only need one yellow (yellow light hansa or cadmium yellow light) for Painting Flowers in Acrylic.

If you don't have these paint colors and are unable to buy them, no worries! I have a full list of substitutions available. You'll need one warm and one cool of each primary color, plus an earth tone and white. That's it!

Color Mixing with Acrylic also uses an 8.5" x 5.5" sketchbook, but you can substitute any sketchbook with heavyweight cold or hot press paper. You may just need to modify the measurements to have the charts fill the page.

Color Mixing with Acrylic Curriculum:

1. Color Mixing and Mindset

2. Materials

3. Introduction to Multiple Primaries

4. Why I Don't Use Black

5. Why I Don't Paint on a White Canvas

6. Introduction to Acrylic Paint

7. How to Read Paint Tubes

8. Intro to Acrylic Mediums

9. Creating a Wet Palette

10. Palette Organization

11. Setting Up Your Workspace

12. Color Terminology: the Three Dimensions of Color

13. Opacity levels

14. Color Bias and Undertones

15. Split Primary Wheel

16. Warm vs. Cool Wheels

17. Analogous Colors

18. Complementary Colors

19. Painterly Approaches to Color

20. Limited Palettes

21. Selecting a Limited Palette

22. Tints, Tones & Shades

23. Warm & Cool Tones with Burnt Umber and Ultramarine Blue

24. Color Mixing Demonstration with Tones

25. Mixing Blacks

26. Mixing Complementaries

27. Color Charts: quinacridone magenta, cadmium red medium, cadmium yellow medium, cadmium yellow light, phthalo blue (green), ultramarine blue, burnt umber, mixing greens

Painting Flowers in Acrylic Curriculum:

1. Introduction

2. Aspect Ratios

3. Materials

4. Priming and Prepping your Canvas

5. Creating a Wet Palette

6. Introduction to the Canvas Board Studies

7. Mixing Tones

8. Identifying and Mixing Colors (Flower Specific)

9. Petal Studies

10. Consolidation

11. Introduction to the Peonies

12. Transferring the Drawing

13. Painting the Background

14. First Layer: Painting the Top Peony Centre

15. First Layer - the Lighter Petals

16. First Layer - the Outer Petals Pt. 1

17. First Layer - the Outer Petals Pt. 2

18. First Layer - the Bottom Peony

19. Introduction to the Second Layer

20. Second Layer - Background and Centre Details

21. Second Layer - Finishing the Flowers

22. Signing the Painting and Varnishing

23. Conclusion

What students have said about Painting Flowers in Acrylic:

"As an experienced artist, I was worried that your course might be a little too basic for me, but I want to tell you that I was pleasantly surprised and so impressed by how well though-out, organized and thorough it was." - Barbara L.

"Wow! This course did not disappoint! It was packed full of information from paint brushes to colour mixing and tonal values. Each module was a joy to work through…even the background music added such a relaxing element!" - Carolyn S.

"Marianne's teaching techniques have given me the confidence and skill in acrylic painting. I am so happy I took the time for myself to learn and enjoy a class that was so well thought out!" - JoAnn H.

What students have said about Color Mixing in Acrylic:

"I've ordered other online classes in the past, and most of them turned out to be more like passive demonstrations. Yours was completely different: engaging, clear, and so thoughtfully structured. I'm honestly sad the class is almost complete."

- Margie F., USA

"Having just completed Marianne's Colour Mixing with Acrylics course, I highly recommend it to those who wish to extend and deepen their knowledge of painting. This is a unique and useful course which would be of benefit to all those who wish to master colour."

- Keith S., UK

"I am blown away by the depth of knowledge I gained. This course not only taught me why colors mix the way they do, but also provided me with a full understanding of how to make adjustments to achieve the perfect color. Highly recommended."

- Jennifer T., USA