Twisted Sisters Painting

07/19/2025

GREAT INFO❣️❣️

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07/02/2025

Celebrating my 10th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

04/22/2025

A must have is a #10 Bright ❣️

For basic acrylic painting, you'll primarily use four main brush types: round, flat, bright, and filbert. Each has a unique shape and bristle length that allows for different effects.
1. Round Brushes: These taper to a fine point and are excellent for detailed work, fine lines, and small shapes. They are also versatile for blending and creating various brushstrokes.
2. Flat Brushes: Flat brushes have a square, flexible end and can hold a lot of paint, making them great for wide strokes, large areas, and wash techniques.
3. Bright Brushes: Bright brushes are flat with short bristles, providing a strong, controlled feel for creating bold strokes and covering areas quickly.
4. Filbert Brushes: Filbert brushes have a rounded, oval head and are ideal for blending, creating soft edges, and general application.
5. Rigger Brushes: Long, thin round brushes are perfect for creating fine lines and intricate details.
6. Fan Brushes: Fan brushes have a flat ferrule that spreads the bristles like a fan, making them great for creating abstract textures like grass, foliage, or abstract patterns.
Additional Tips:
Synthetic vs. Natural:
For acrylics, synthetic brushes (nylon or polyester) are generally preferred as they are more durable and easier to clean than natural bristles.
Brush Size:
Brush sizes are indicated by numbers, with larger numbers meaning larger brushes. Start with a medium-sized brush (e.g., size 8 or 10) and build up your collection as needed.
Care:
Clean your brushes thoroughly after use, especially with acrylic paints, to prevent buildup and maintain their shape.

03/09/2025

What a great group❣️❣️ Enjoyed everyone who came, and created these fabulous poppies with me. March 8, 2025
Be sure to post your photos too!!

08/14/2023

I have reached 100 followers! Thank you for your continued support. I could not have done it without each of you. 🙏🤗🎉
THANK YOU ALL 🥰👍🎶🎼🙌

05/21/2023

Taking reservations for summer private painting groups, your location, up to six people. Class is 3-5 hrs depending on subject(s). Call Allison at (760) 533-1207
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09/09/2022

I Just donated a private art class to support Crook County HS girl’s volleyball for two. I think it’s part of a raffle or gift basket. I took some time off dealing with health issues then our spot “Room 1868” was sold and not available for any events. I do not want to host anything outside of a private venue and no groups at this time. If you are interested in a private painting party, it would be at your location and prefer between 1-6 people. You can call me to get pricing specific to your needs. I know I owe someone in this group a discount so message or call me. In the meantime enjoy the photos of previous group paintings 🥰👍.

07/22/2019

For you that paint from a photo, here is a great link for creating a grid using your photograph & canvas size by Tim Gagnon:

With the Proportion Grid Creator you can quickly place a drawing grid over your reference photo. After a few quick steps you'll have a great tool to get the perfect proportions for your next painting! You can watch the video below for further instruction.