Video Library

The best way to protect your painting during shipment is to prevent anything from having direct contact with painting surface. This is a demonstration of a simple method for protecting smaller paintings, using common materials: cardboard, tape, plastic sheeting, and hook and loop strips.

How to make "INDIRECT" Gel Image Transfers. Indirect Image Transfers create an image into a layer of acrylic gel that can be adhered to a variety of surface. Be sure to also view our videos on doing Direct Image Transfers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VE7qcQm685Y For additional information please go to our website: Transferring Printed Images http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/transimg.php or contact our Technical Support Department: techsupport@goldenpaints.com 800-959-6543 607-847-6154

How to create Direct Image Transfers using Golden Acrylic Gel and regular laser prints or photocopies. We've created a follow-up on this subject: http://youtu.be/K_cfJoJYQvU Also view our video on doing Gel Image Transfers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cs8CvTFsFMU For additional information please go to our website: Transferring Printed Images http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/transimg.php or contact our Technical Support Department: techsupport@goldenpaints.com 800-959-6543 607-847-6154

How to achieve hard edges with Golden Acrylics and Mediums using various techniques. For more information about any of the Golden products, be sure to visit our website: http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/techsheets.php or contact Technical Support techsupport@goldenpaints.com 800-959-6543 607-847-6154

How to use GOLDEN's GAC 900 for greater control in fabric painting. For more information about using Golden products for fabric applications, be sure to read our GOLDEN Acrylics on Fabric Tech Sheet: http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicalinfo_fabric or contact Technical Support techsupport@goldenpaints.com 800-959-6543 607-847-6154

Explore and work with GOLDEN products to create encaustic effects. For more information, be sure to visit our website: http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/techsheets.php or contact Technical Support techsupport@goldenpaints.com 800-959-6543 607-847-6154 (less info)

A new and exciting way to create a monotype, or monoprint, by transferring an acrylic gel skin (dry paint peeled off a surface) to paper. Make sure to also check out our video on creating more traditional monotypes Creating Monotypes Using Golden OPEN Acrylics http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZQ5gr... as well as a video on creating gel skins for use in digital printing: Creating and Printing on Acrylic Skins with GOLDEN Acrylics and Digital Grounds http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miZFvy... For additional information please visit www.goldenpaints.com Monotyping http://www.goldenpaints.com/technical... "Gel Skins" with Patti Brady http://www.goldenpaints.com/artist/ge... Creating Acrylic Substrates http://www.goldenpaints.com/mixmoreme... or contact our Technical Support Department: techsupport@goldenpaints.com 800-959-6543 607-847-6154

Golden Acrylic Gels and Mediums work exceptionally well as an adhesive for paper in the creation of collages. The range of gels provides options for successful adhesion to textured surfaces as well as excellent clarity and flexibility. For more information about Golden products, visit: goldenpaints.com/technicalsupport or email TechnicalSupport@goldenpaints.com techsupport@goldenpaints.com 800-959-6543 607-847-6154

How to permanently adhere watercolor paper to panel using GOLDEN Soft Gel. A useful technique for mounting a wide variety of papers to panels prior to and after painting. For more information about any of the Golden products, be sure to visit our website: http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/techsheets.php or contact Technical Support techsupport@goldenpaints.com 800-959-6543 607-847-6154

This short demonstration offers tips for creating a successful immediate image transfer, including transfers to canvas and highly textured surfaces using Golden acrylic gel mediums.

Thinning acrylic paint for spraying through and airbrush or other spray painting systems is a common practice, but what is the best way to thin acrylic paint for spraying? Mike from Golden Product Support takes you through the options and exposes the advantages and disadvantages of each.

How to use GOLDEN Molding Paste to create a smooth painting surface For more information please go to our website Preparing Painting Supports http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/prepsupp.php Molding Pastes http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/moldpast.php or contact our Technical Support Department: techsupport@goldenpaints.com 800-959-6543 607-847-6154