Sea & Sky in Acrylics unit:each Choose Hi-Carb when working on

Choose Hi-Carb when working on acetate or when maximum opacity matters

Pair it with an entry-level compressor and start learning techniques without the intimidation factor of precision equipment designed for advanced users

Hi-Carb delivers maximum density through high carbon content

archival formulation protects work intended for longevity

Available in 37 ml tubes for testing colors and 150 ml tubes for frequently used shades like Titanium White and Prussian Blue that you'll burn through quickly

Sea & Sky in Acrylics unit:each Choose Hi-Carb when working onDave White builds seascapes from direct observation rather than photographic reference, and that difference shows in how waves actually move. This book breaks down the mechanics of water, how swells rise and collapse, where foam forms, what spray does in wind, then demonstrates the acrylic techniques that capture those specific behaviors. White works wet into wet for atmospheric blending, uses fingers for cloud formations, and employs spattering for