Acrylic Revolution
by Nancy Reyner · Nancy Reyner
Over one hundred acrylic techniques demonstrated step by step: surface preparation, texture, transfers and collage, altering paint body and drying time, faux finishes, and imitating oil or watercolor effects. Reyner shows what each medium and additive actually does.
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