🎨Exploring the Differences: Water-Based Cold Wax for Acrylics vs. Cold Wax Medium for Oils Part II

🎨 I continued to experiment with water-based cold wax compared to the traditional cold wax medium. Despite reading some negative blogs about the water-based medium, I am not disappointed. It cannot be compared to the depth and transparency effects achievable with oils and cold wax medium, but it can come close. If you haven’t seen part 1, go and watch that first! 🆓 GET MY FREE COLD WAX ART SUPPLY LIST FOR OILS ➡ https://marinatvbart.myflodesk.com/zp... 🆓 get my FREE COLD WAX ART SUPPLY LIST FOR ACRYLICS ➡ https://marinatvbart.myflodesk.com/zn... 🎨 MIXED MEDIA COLD WAX & ACRYLICS ONLINE CLASSES: https://classes.marinatvb.com/cold-wa... Where to buy the Powerwax: https://www.marinatvb.com/powerwax-fo... ☕️ If you would like to support my channel, you can buy me a coffee here: https://buymeacoffee.com/mtvb1101s A veil of colour is one of the cold wax medium techniques I frequently use as it gives a mystery feeling to a portrait which I love! In this video, I created a veil of colour using a brayer: cold wax medium and oils on the left side and water-based cold wax and acrylics on the right side. The effects are suprisingly the same, although the veil of colour in cold wax and oils is a bit more subtle, depending on the pressure applied with the brayer. Then I did an ‘indirect’ transfer of paint, by applying paint to a ‘donor surface’ (in my case, rice paper) and then printing it onto a dry surface. Once again, there is not much difference between the water-based and the ‘solvent’ based cold wax medium! —————— NEXT VIDEO TO WATCH: Exploring Cold Wax & Acrylics:    • Cold Wax and Acrylics | exploring water ba...   Comparing Powerwax and cold wax medium:    • 🎨Exploring the Differences: Water-Based Co...   —————— 🔔 Your support means everything to me! .Don’t forget to like, comment, and click the 'Subscribe & Join' button for more tutorials on painting with acrylics, oils, and cold wax techniques! @MarinaTvB_Art