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Tammy Anderson Art

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Rethink Everything You Know About Acrylic Paint! 🎨✨

Forget traditional brushstrokes—this mind-bending bubble technique completely redefines how acrylic paint behaves on canvas. By manipulating acrylic paint with this technique you can create organic textures, cellular depth, and striking multidimensional effects that look almost impossible to paint by hand.

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20 Comments

@roseviera6022 1 month ago

at first they looked like cells under a microscope 😮

@SherryStanhope 1 month ago

I actually liked it even before you gesso it. I like the color!

@jackallen9045 1 month ago

Master Class in Art techniques ❤

@maryellenyork2819 1 month ago

That green is my favorite color. My coastal bathroom has no more free wall space.

@KellyHD-k3m 1 month ago

What is the hype button? ❤ it!

@kittyhawkinsaddart1356 1 month ago

YOU HAVE OUTDONE YOURSELF!!!and yes say we because we (the rest of the world ) are your humble students. You were the very first person I watched on YouTube after I was forced to retire from work. I was so depressed. I didn’t know that I could do anything else. I have worked on my life as a stylist my grandson then told me about YouTube and you were pouring paint. It was captivating. I was hooked. I stay for your student and I’m grateful for you every time I watch your amazing videos thank you for sharing your creativity. It means more than you know so let us keep working with you.

@cheriscreations7899 1 month ago

Not bad for “ horsing around”😆

@patriciakumar115 1 month ago

What a lovely project, Tammy. Thank you for demonstrating the use of Plaster of Paris. Additionally, I love all the textures you achieved in this piece. Thank you, Tammy, for sharing your incredibly creative projects with us.

@jackallen9045 1 month ago

Don’t feel bad about the shells Tammy< they are simply abandoned homes. Nothing in them when cultivated. They simply outgrew them.

@gerripeter484 1 month ago (edited)

WOW Tammy what an underwater adventure you took us on. Love the texture in this artwork and would love to see this done with a mermaid 🧜‍♀️ Beautifully done 😍

@SophiesClassic54 1 month ago

Perfect for a beach house. Well done. 👏

@DianneCote-l2v 1 month ago

Wow! This is outstanding, Tammy. Love it.

@mariaalma8419 1 month ago

Turned out beautiful

@artisticthoughtsbyelena 1 month ago

I think you offer a lot of suggestions in mixed media. I think its gorgeous, and you really put a lot of thought and effort in this. I liked your bubble affect, and I also like the plaster mold with plaster. You just took mixed media to a different level, and it is inspiring. Thank you.

@candywilliams3533 1 month ago

LOVE THIS!! I made something like this years ago using silk flowers, leaves and round baubles. After gluing it all on the background, I painted it various pastel shades and glazed it over with white Gesso and Mod Podge which hardened when dry, so it ended up looking like it was all carved from old stone- but made with inexpensive materials. Love your ideas and enthusiasm, and undersea themes!
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