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Are you ready to start creating masterpieces with the help of professional artists? Or, are you looking to connect with fellow artists, or find fresh inspiration? If the answer is yes, or even maybe, then you’re in the right place! In each of our specialized workshops, Artists from Agora Gallery in New York City lead participants in a variety of unique courses. As a student, you will have the opportunity to connect with other artists, develop your technical skills, and broaden or diversify your portfolio.
So if you are ready to start creating masterpieces with artists from Agora Gallery in New York City, this is your chance!
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Acrylic Pouring Experience
One-day workshop In this one-time meeting you will be able to create your own acrylic pouring masterpiece! Beginners and intermediate artists alike will be able to experience and explore this therapeutic medium of creativity. Opening date: TBD Learn more about this workshop
Acrylic Pouring
3 weekly session Acrylic pouring is a fascinating fluid painting technique which produces a variety of effects. This colorful and playful class will enable you to quickly reach beautiful results.
Opening date: TBD Learn more about this course
You dream of creating show-stopping acrylic pouring art? You know you have artistic talents, even if they’re hiding? You’re creative? You have passion and you long to share it with the world? Maybe you’re not even that good at drawing. But you know artwork speaks to you – this is where acrylic pouring comes into the picture. Don’t worry, Kristina Tonev – acrylic pouring artist and instructor – will guide you to creating acrylic poured art quickly and beautifully.
You can find Kristina’s acrylic pouring artwork exhibited in galleries around the globe. Everywhere from the UK to New York, France, Rome, Shanghai…this is your chance to learn quickly how to create acrylic pouring art that galleries can also crave to have on their walls, Art that is one of a kind and can never be replicated. Art that buyers appreciate and are excited to invest their money in. In this course you will see it can be possible for you too. You will learn both how to acrylic pour – and then how you can make real money from your art. Join this class if you want to be yourself through art, be respected for your art, as you deserve to be!
Whether you’re stuck with muddy pours and cracking, or you’ve watched hundreds of videos on youtube but your work is a hot mess, you feel you are wasting time, money and art supplies, this course can help and will teach you how to pour like a pro.
Materials and Preparations
- A list of needed materials:For your convenience, we teamed up with A Cherry on Top, art supplies. Order any product with a 20% discount using promo code AGORA20.
You may choose any other supplier or product you prefer. ● Liquitex pouring medium
● primed canvas (ex.40x30cm)
● 4 acrylic colours (ex.Indigo Blue, Payne’s Grey, Titanium White, Cerulean Blue)
● silicone oil
● water
● 5 cups
● 4 mixing tools
● heat gun (optional) - For your convenience, here is a more detailed explanation of the list of recommended materials for the course:Primed Canvas
● start with a small canvas, for example, 40 cm x 30 cm. Gesso (if the canvas is not primed, or you want to add one layer to the canvas)
● there are different colors of Gesso, but it is recommended to use the clear one.
● if your canvas is not primed, you need this to prepare it before the class. Learn how to prime your canvas by watching the video course preparation video below
● if you bought a primed canvas, you can still cover one layer of Gesso to be sure Acrylic paint
● at least 4 colors
● size of tube is optional- 60 mL or 120 mL
● you are free to use any brand of acrylic paint. The brand used for demonstration is Daler Rowney System 3 and Graduate acrylic paints Pouring medium
● it is essential to use Liquitex Pouring Medium Silicone oil
● Size optional as only few drops will be used
● no specific brand, but it has to be pure silicone oil without any additives, no alternatives such as hair serum Water
● Cold tap water is fine
● You may use distilled water if the water quality is not ideal in your area Cups
● small paper cups (8 oz.) or any kind of cups you have available Mixing tools
● A wooden tool especially designed for mixing paint is recommended
● You can use other tools available, such as a fork Thin cardboard squares
● This will be needed only if you plan to use more than one cup on the canvas OPTIONAL MATERIALS:
● Rubber gloves
● Syringe (for water)
● Heat gun (to secure the look if paint is too runny)
● Scales (if you would like to weigh your paint and pouring medium for perfect consistency)
● Pins (for the back of the canvas, so it doesn’t stick to surface while drying, you can use same cups if no pins on hand)
● Colour wheel
● Waterproof worktop (plastic bag covering the table or similar)
● Wet cloth or paper towels (for a quick wipe when you get paint on yourself)
● Spirit Level (to make sure the surface is level before leaving the pour to dry) All can be found on Amazon, Hobbycraft or other art supply shops. *Please note, that these are all recommended in order to enhance your satisfaction and ability to achieve nice outcomes, however please feel free to choose your material according to your preferences and budget. - You can also watch this as preparation:
Kristina Tonev | Acrylic Pouring Artist & Instructor
Kristina Tonev, also known as SirK, is an award-winning acrylic pouring instructor with more than 20 years of painting experience. Kristina specializes in enhancing art techniques and helps other artists to turn their art into masterpieces. You can find her acrylic pouring artwork exhibited around the globe. Everywhere from London to New York, France, Rome, Shanghai and more.
Acrylic pouring course in the vicinity
1.5 hour workshop
In this one-time meeting you will be able to create your own acrylic pouring masterpiece! This colorful and playful class will enable you to quickly reach beautiful results of acrylic pouring with spectacular cell-like and lacey effects.
Fluid. Expressive. Vibrant. These are just some of the ways we like to describe instructor Kristina Tonev’s stunning paintings. In this course, she will help you master the art of Acrylic Pouring and even in just one session, you will gain new techniques, inspirations and an Acrylic Pouring masterpiece of your own!
Workshop Outline
Acrylic Pouring Experience (One-day workshop)
- Acrylic pouring is a fascinating fluid painting technique which produces a variety of effects. Depending on the paints and materials, beginners and intermediate artists alike will be able to experience and explore this therapeutic medium of creativity.
You can find Kristina’s acrylic pouring artwork exhibited in galleries around the globe. Everywhere from the UK to New York, France, Rome, Shanghai…this is your chance to learn quickly how to create acrylic pouring art that galleries can also crave to have on their walls, Art that is one of a kind and can never be replicated. Art that buyers appreciate and are excited to invest their money in. In this course you will see it can be possible for you too. You will learn both how to acrylic pour – and then how you can make real money from your art. Join this class if you want to be yourself through art, be respected for your art, as you deserve to be!
Whether you’re stuck with muddy pours and cracking, or you’ve watched hundreds of videos on youtube but your work is a hot mess, you feel you are wasting time, money and art supplies, this course can help and will teach you how to pour like a pro.
Materials and Preparations
- A list of needed materials:For your convenience, we teamed up with A Cherry on Top, art supplies. Order any product with a 20% discount using promo code AGORA20.
You may choose any other supplier or product you prefer. ● Liquitex pouring medium
● primed canvas (ex.40x30cm)
● 4 acrylic colours (ex.Indigo Blue, Payne’s Grey, Titanium White, Cerulean Blue)
● silicone oil
● water
● 5 cups
● 4 mixing tools
● heat gun (optional) - For your convenience, here is a more detailed explanation of the list of recommended materials for the course:Primed Canvas
● start with a small canvas, for example, 40 cm x 30 cm. Gesso (if the canvas is not primed, or you want to add one layer to the canvas)
● there are different colors of Gesso, but it is recommended to use the clear one.
● if your canvas is not primed, you need this to prepare it before the class. Learn how to prime your canvas by watching the video course preparation video below
● if you bought a primed canvas, you can still cover one layer of Gesso to be sure Acrylic paint
● at least 4 colors
● size of tube is optional- 60 mL or 120 mL
● you are free to use any brand of acrylic paint. The brand used for demonstration is Daler Rowney System 3 and Graduate acrylic paints Pouring medium
● it is essential to use Liquitex Pouring Medium Silicone oil
● Size optional as only few drops will be used
● no specific brand, but it has to be pure silicone oil without any additives, no alternatives such as hair serum Water
● Cold tap water is fine
● You may use distilled water if the water quality is not ideal in your area Cups
● small paper cups (8 oz.) or any kind of cups you have available Mixing tools
● A wooden tool especially designed for mixing paint is recommended
● You can use other tools available, such as a fork Thin cardboard squares
● This will be needed only if you plan to use more than one cup on the canvas OPTIONAL MATERIALS:
● Rubber gloves
● Syringe (for water)
● Heat gun (to secure the look if paint is too runny)
● Scales (if you would like to weigh your paint and pouring medium for perfect consistency)
● Pins (for the back of the canvas, so it doesn’t stick to surface while drying, you can use same cups if no pins on hand)
● Colour wheel
● Waterproof worktop (plastic bag covering the table or similar)
● Wet cloth or paper towels (for a quick wipe when you get paint on yourself)
● Spirit Level (to make sure the surface is level before leaving the pour to dry) All can be found on Amazon, Hobbycraft or other art supply shops. *Please note, that these are all recommended in order to enhance your satisfaction and ability to achieve nice outcomes, however please feel free to choose your material according to your preferences and budget. - You can also watch this as preparation:
Kristina Tonev | Acrylic Pouring Artist & Instructor
Kristina Tonev, also known as SirK, is an award-winning acrylic pouring instructor with more than 20 years of painting experience. Kristina specializes in enhancing art techniques and helps other artists to turn their art into masterpieces. You can find her acrylic pouring artwork exhibited around the globe. Everywhere from London to New York, France, Rome, Shanghai and more.
