A centered subject can sometimes make a painting feel static. Moving the focal point slightly off-center creates a little more movement and gives the viewer's eye somewhere to travel.

One of the most beautiful parts of acrylic painting is how we can build depth and light through layers. If your paintings ever feel flat, the answer is almost always found in your layering process.

Painting loosely doesn't mean picking up your brush and simply painting without thinking. In fact, having a plan gives you the freedom to be more expressive once you begin.

One of the simplest ways to elevate your floral paintings is to add one color that technically doesn't "belong".

As the seasons shift and the air turns crisp, it's the perfect time to infuse your floral paintings with the rich, glowing colors of fall. Here are some easy color mixing recipes that can build your fall palette.

How to create a more interesting background in your acrylic floral paintings by using negative painting techniques and using strong contrasts.