Hello everyone!

Welcome to my new contemporary art tutorial. This time, we'll explore a fascinating technique to create textures similar to those I usually achieve with sand or sawdust, but with marble dust. This material allows us to achieve a much finer and more subtle effect.

The process I'll be teaching you requires a lot of patience, as it involves adding layer upon layer of paint. Each layer will have a part of transparency, and some of them will create new textures on the canvas. To highlight the depth of these textures, we'll cover the canvas with earthtoned ink (burnt umber). After letting the ink sit for a couple of minutes, we'll remove it, leaving it only in the grooves of the textures. This method creates a deep effect and gives the artwork a vintage, slightly corroded look.

I hope you enjoy the process and feel inspired to create your own masterpieces with this unique technique. Let's get started!


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