This is the guide I wish I had had when I started painting on plexiglass back in 2017. No doubt that painted plexiglass creates complex, stunning effects through layering, depth and transparency. But this tricky substrate is like no other, and can be frustrating and costly if you don't know how to work with it. From my personal experience and experimentation on this fickle surface over the years, I share the technical knowledge I've gained from painting dozens and dozens of artworks, including massive corporate installations that have graced convention centers, community buildings and 2-story tall lobbies, garnering $6-$19K per project. Armed with over 3,500 words across 26 pages with supporting visuals and 30+ linked video clips, this pdf will allow you to bypass the headaches, expensive mistakes and lost time, and be poised to paint like a pro. This 26-page instructional guide includes step-by-step instructions to create 3 different looks, as well as lessons learned, valuable tips, resources, and tried-and-true linked products in a pre-populated shopping cart to jumpstart your confidence and creativity. Content covered:- Specifications (extruded vs. cast, finishes, thickness)- Hardware- Installation- Resources to purchase- Handling (how to reduce fingerprints, treat scratches, storage, etc)- What paint to use- Things to avoid- Composition and layering breakdown- Shopping List with direct links Techniques covered:1. Paint on Layered Plexiglass with and without Mirror Effect2. Suspended Paper + Painted Accents Directly on Plexiglass3. Full-bleed Painting on Plexiglass + Suspended Paper Who is this pdf for? I would say this technical guide is for artists with some level of experience/intermediate level looking to advance their existing style into the world of plexiglass as a new surface. If you are interested in getting more corporate projects, this is an excellent next step in what you can offer. Once purchased, you will receive an email from [email protected] with a link to download the 374MB pdf which includes live links to demonstration videos on Instagram and Vimeo, as well as products on respective websites. This guide does not expire and you can access as many times as you'd like.
