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How do I achieve this painting technique?


Question Posted Sunday June 26 2016, 11:25 pm

This is some work by Harry Ally. I'm wondering if anyone has any YouTube video tutorial links on how to achieve this rustic technique. It's reminiscent of an old Italian villa. Not the form. Just the background. That layered, scraped away, rusty look. Also, can I do it worth acrylic? Thank you.
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Dragonflymagic answered Monday June 27 2016, 6:34 pm:
Found an interview done of Harry Ally while video shows him working on his art:
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I didnt see any turorials. You may have to send an email to Harry himself asking if he has a tutorial or what his painting style is called so you can find tutorials by other people.

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