Mini-flowers in cold wax & acrylics
Curious about how to create beautiful textured and layered art with acrylics?
Join me, Marina, in this 3-day Kickstart mini-course, where you'll be introduced to the art of creating beautiful, textured, and layered paintings by mixing acrylics with water-based cold wax!
In this mini-course, we’ll paint an abstract flower mini-series. We’ll start by building textures and base layers in a sketchbook or on mixed media paper, then transform these abstract backgrounds into charming flower paintings.
Grab your acrylics, Powerwax*, and texture tools, and let’s have fun making interesting textures! Join me on this creative adventure as we explore the endless possibilities of painting with water-based cold wax and acrylics.
Let’s create beautiful, layered mini-paintings together!
You are warned: it is very addictive!
This is for you if…
🎨 You are hesitant to experiment with layers, fearing I'll mess up and create mud
❣️ You love the look of cold wax medium, but I can’t paint with oils because of the fumes I don’t have the patience to paint with oils because of the drying time
🎨 You find that oils take too long to dry but acrylics dry too fast!
❣️ You are looking for an environmentally friendly mixed media product to create interesting textures and layers
What You’ll Discover:
❣️ You will escape the complexity of oil painting with a more accessible medium like acrylics and achieve the same effects
🎨 You don't have long waits for layers to dry – Water-Based Cold Wax offers a quicker, more dynamic process.
❣️ You will love to experience the joy of mixed media, where every piece you create is a true expression of freedom.
🤓My most asked question:
What is the difference between the cold wax and other acrylic mediums?
There are many acrylic mediums that can create texture effects, but each one offers different results. What makes cold wax unique is how it makes your paints beautifully transparent and gives them a soft, matte finish that’s hard to achieve with other acrylic mediums. Mixing cold wax into your paints not only enhances the texture but also adds a distinctive, elegant touch to your artwork.