Full step by step tutorial on how to paint realistic light, fire, or a flame with acrylics for beginners Paint Like A Pro: Episode #8

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In this episode of #PaintLikeAPro I teach you how to show the light! I show you how to paint a light source by painting this bright candle flame. The same technique could be used to paint a flashlight, a campfire, a light bulb, or any other light source in your paintings.

If you have any questions about something I covered in this acrylic tutorial or maybe something I didn't cover I am more than happy to answer.

Materials I used:
Golden Fluid Acrylics (carbon black, napthol red)
Liquitex soft body acrylics (cad orange, Titanium white, hansa yellow light)
Water for mixing with paint
Round blender and scrumbling brushes from artist loft and princeton. Various other brushes I cover in the video.


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