Charcoal and Acrylic~Create a Dynamic Acrylic Underpainting

Starting your charcoal drawing with an expressive and abstract underpainting using acrylic paint will create a very dynamic mixed media drawing. Today I am using a stretched canvas for this demonstration. Building the layers of paint prior to drawing your subject adds a loose and solid base to create from. Sealing the acrylic is an important step to provide your charcoal the base to easily adhere to. This is part one of a two part video series. Thank you for watching! Please like and subscribe! supply List is below.... To view more of my artwork please visit more of my videos here on youtube or my website, www.JanetFerraro.com/ ~~~~~~~~~~~Supply List Stretched canvas White Acrylic Gesso : amzn.to/4e1dNzN Daler Rowney Acrylic Ink-Grey : amzn.to/3AMnF1Y Nova Color Acrylic Paint : www.novacolorpaint.com Vine Charcoal : amzn.to/4e5k2Tb Clear Gesso : amzn.to/3Mr2WTX Catalyst Painting Tool: amzn.to/4cPE4Qq

• #howto_style
• #charcoal_drawing
• #acrylic_painting_tutorial
• #acrylic_underpainting
• #abstract_painting_acrylic
• #horse_painting_acrylic
• #horse_drawing
• #charcoal_and_acrylic
• #charcoal_and_acrylic_painting
• #charcoal_on_canvas
• #painting_with_charcoal
• #horse_drawing_tutorial
• #charcoal_drawing_technique
• #horse_painting_with_dynamic_movement
• #horse_drawing_dynamic_movement
• #horse_drawing_ideas
• #abstract_underpainting
• #how_to_seal_charcoal_to_canvas
• #painting_with_charcoal_on_canvas
• #equine_art