凝胶洗洁精防染丙烯绘画课
原文链接：https://createartwithme.com/dish-soap-resist-acrylic-painting/
日期： 2014-06-29
作者： 米歇尔·伊斯（Michelle East）
分类： 开学第一堂美术课、二年级、三年级、四年级、五年级、六年级、丙烯绘画课、课后美术班与美术夏令营、美术课、美术技法课、色彩对比、小学美术、期末项目、凝胶防染绘画技法课、高中美术、幼儿园至一年级、综合材料绘画课、初中美术、非具象绘画、绘画课、水彩防染
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凝胶洗洁精防染丙烯绘画尝试新型美术材料，是不是超有趣！ 正是这样，才催生出新的技法与风格！“凝胶防染”技法是我最钟爱的技法之一，而且超级好玩！！
我最初是在Pinterest上发现这一技法的，当时觉得它很适合用于几年前我执教的绘画类美术夏令营。这是一项极其有趣且富有吸引力的美术项目，非常适合课后美术班或美术社团开展！我曾将此项目带入从小学到高中的各个年级，学生们的反应总是一致的——“哇！太好玩了！！”
娜塔莉·威尔逊·肖尔（Natalie Wilson Schorr）在她的Squidoo.com网页《使用液体防染剂设计滑板板面》中，展示了如何运用该技法创作酷炫滑板图案。
我们是这样操作的：
所需材料： 丙烯颜料（工艺颜料亦可）、厚纸（90磅及以上），例如Canson XL系列水彩本，11″×15″（画布效果不佳；其他硬质基底若已涂刷石膏底料/打底并具备足够“肌理”以牢固附着颜料，则可能适用）、喷漆、一把勺子、液态凝胶洗洁精或洗碗机专用凝胶洗洁精（切勿选用稀薄廉价型产品——它无法奏效！）*注：文中含联盟链接——均为本人喜爱、常用并推荐的产品
操作步骤：
- 用丙烯颜料涂满整张厚纸。 邻近色相在色轮上的颜色相互调和，效果最佳。绘制大型圆形等简洁图案也很有趣！你也可先用喷漆涂覆第一层。务必彻底晾干。
示例所用纸面（90磅水彩纸）
丙烯颜料已完全覆盖基底表面
2. 用勺子将凝胶洗洁精随机淋洒于整个画面表面。
液态洗洁精淋洒于表面——请确保留出部分未覆盖区域！！
3. 在通风良好的区域（室外为佳），对整个画面均匀喷涂喷漆。静置10–20分钟，确保喷漆触感干燥（实际干燥时间视温度与湿度而定，可能更长）。
对整个表面喷涂喷漆
喷漆完成之后
4. 用喷淋软管彻底冲净洗洁精。（我们于室外操作；强烈不建议使用厨房水槽！！） 
5. 完成作品
凝胶洗洁精防染丙烯绘画
几点排错小贴士：
- 务必使用丙烯颜料（若误用蛋彩颜料或广告颜料，冲洗时会全部脱落！）。
- 最好选用哑光丙烯颜料，切勿使用亮光型。若颜料呈亮光质地，则缺乏必要“肌理”，喷漆无法牢固附着。
- 切勿将凝胶洗洁精涂满整幅画面——仅需在局部区域淋洒。若整幅基底均被洗洁精覆盖，喷漆便无处附着，冲洗时将全部脱落。
- 务必确保喷漆充分干燥后再进行冲洗。
- 喷水时请调至低水压档位——若水压过高或持续喷淋过久，所有颜料均可能被冲掉。
- 基底必须为厚纸（90磅及以上），或已涂刷石膏底料/打底处理过的硬质表面。我们使用的是140磅Canson水彩纸。
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Gel Soap Resist Acrylic Painting Lesson
Original: https://createartwithme.com/dish-soap-resist-acrylic-painting/
Date: 2014-06-29
Author: Michelle East
Categories: 1st Day of Art Class, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, Acrylic Lessons, After School Art & Art Camp, Art Lessons, Art Technique Lessons, Color Contrast, Elementary Art, End of the Year Projects, Gel Resist Painting Technique Lessons, HS Art, K-1st Grade, Mixed Media Lessons, MS Art, non-objective, Painting Lessons, Watercolor Resist
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Gel Soap Resist Acrylic PaintingIsn’t it FUN to experiment with art supplies! That is how new techniques and styles are created! The GEL Resist technique is one of my favorites and TONS OF FUN!!
I came across this technique on Pinterest and thought it would be fun to do with my painting art camp I taught a couple summers ago. This is a super fun and engaging art project for after school art or art club! I have done this with elementary through high school students and their reactions are always the same-WOW THAT WAS SO MUCH FUN!!
Natalie Wilson Schorr shows how she used this technique to create a cool skateboard design on her Squidoo.com page Designing a Skateboard Deck Using Liquid Resist
Here is how we did it:**
Supplies: Acrylic Paint (craft paint works ok), THICK PAPER 90lb+Canson XL Series Watercolor Pad, 11″X15 (canvas doesn’t work well-other hard surfaces might work if it has been gessoed/primed & has a “tooth” to grab a hold of the paint well), Spray Paint, a Spoon, & Liquid Gel Dish Soap or Dishwasher Gel Soap (don’t get the runny cheap stuff-it won’t work!) *Affiliate links-products that I love , use, and recommend
Instructions:
- Paint the THICK PAPER with ACRYLIC Paint. Blending colors that are next to each other on the color wheel looks best. Its also fun to make simple designs like large circles! You could paint the first layer with spray paint. Let dry completely.
Paper surface used for example (90lb Watercolor)
Acrylic paint applied to surface-COMPLETELY!
2. With a spoon, drizzle gel dish soap randomly all over the surface.
Liquid soap drizzles over surface-make sure to leave some areas uncovered!!
3. In a ventilated area (outside is best), spray the entire surface with spray paint. Let strand 10-20 minutes making sure the spray paint is dry to the touch (may take longer depending on temp & humidity).
Spray paint over entire surface
After spray paint
4. Use a spray hose to completely rinse off the dish soap. (We did this outside, I DON’T recommend using your kitchen sink!!)
5. Finished artwork
Gel Dish Soap Resist Acrylic Painting
Just a couple of troubleshooting tips:
- Make sure the type of paint is ACRYLIC paint (if you use tempera or poster paint instead these will wash right off!).
- It is best to use a MATTE ACRYLIC paint, NOT glossy. If the paint is glossy, it won’t have a “tooth” for the spray paint to attach on to.
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Don’t apply the Gel soap over the whole canvas– instead drizzled in only some areas. If the whole canvas is covered with soap, the spray paint will have nothing to stick to & will wash off.
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Make sure to let the spray paint dry enough before spraying off.
- Spray water on a low setting-if the hose is on too high pressure or sprayed for too long all the paint might wash off.
6.The surface MUST be either THICK Paper (90lbs +) or a hard surface that has been gessoed or primed. We used 140lb Canson Watercolor paper.
Try it out yourself & let me know how it goes! If you choose to use ANY part of this blog (pictures or written information), please link back to Create Art with ME!
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