Ninja Swipe Acrylic Pouring How to Fluid Art Tutorial Modern Art Abstract Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video we explore a Ninja Swipe fluid art acrylic pouring how to tutorial. Enjoy this jewel toned art piece and holiday cheer!
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Love this and that you did a Ninja Swipe! I really got to get back to doing them! They are so freeing! 💕💕 wonderful job!!
Thank you Sarah! You know...I learned it from you!!! And I love seeing you do them still. I was just thinking the other day I need to do more Ninja Swipes!! I'm so glad you invented them!!
Lovely Ninja Holly, beautiful color's and awesome composition!
Thank you, Donna. 💖💖💖
Amazing! Beautiful design and colors combination.
Thank you, Cindy. 💖💖
Lovely Ninja Holly and look at this, it's where Lori just subbed you...memories galore when you go back...Sara loved it too I see...awesome!
Very nice.👍
Love this one don’t know how I missed this video! Enjoyed watching your content great sharing and so much to learn from your videos thank you for always inspiring us with your technique! Greetings from canada 🇨🇦
Thank you so much Anjali....I am so touched by your kind words and I'm glad the presentations I've put up have been helpful and inspiring. I appreciate the wonderful feedback! Thank you.
Wow so nice.... ..2 Like 👌🏻💐😊
Thank you Milind. 💖💖
You’re beautiful lady😘
Hi Holly- love this, I have not tried a Ninja swipe yet - just subscribed - so glad we are doing the collaboration together in January - Happy Holidays Holly
Thank you, Lori! I've been enjoying collabing with. you and everyone! Looking forward to more as well!!
Such pretty, pretty colors and I think the composition is precious❣
Thank yo so much, Cindee!
Hi Holly!!! The beginning was actually really nice with the almost pastel like colours but I’m a sucker for jewel tones so I really liked the end result too. I always find it fascinating to see a painting change when it is manipulated. 💖
Thank you, Sevil. I appreciate reading your notes about that. 💖💖
Can you add the colors after it dries?
Hi @karenavery - sure you could add colors after it has dried. You could brush color on in a controlled manner. You could even flick more paint across - doing similar techniques that had been used earlier in the painting and then adding more once the first parts are dried so those parts remain intact as they'd been.
I liked it a lot
Thank you !
Love the end result.❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, Janja, 💖💖
Absolutely beautiful 💯🥰
Thank you, Jack!
I love it my friend, it's very pretty. 💙💖
Thank you, Kelly. 💖💖💖
Beautiful
Thank you, Adipoli. 💖💖
Gorgeous! I'm afraid to do ninja 🥷 swipes or spinners! I don't think my landlord would appreciate his walls painted!
LOL! Thank you, Emily! You likely do have a point there. I've gotten paint in places (accidentally, of course!) I'd never imagined it would end up! 💖💖
Get the trifold cardboard that kids use for science fairs and put it around your canvas.
My colors sank into the base. Are they too thick or not thick enough?
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Hi Karen, It could be a difference in consistency, but it is more likely to be something just different about the paint laid on top of the base. It's hard to know for sure without my knowing what exactly you did. Amsterdam white, for example, does have a tendency to sink and certain colors do just sink more than others. I'd think it is most likely to do with the paint itself. It can be a strategy to have a thinner paint as the base than the colors that are put on top so that is not likely what the issue was, unless the base paint was far too thin.
@@HollyFischerArt thanks
looks great :)
Thank you! Cheers!