4 Must-Try 🤩Methods to Create Amazing Abstract Acrylic Pour Paintings in 15 Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- Here are 4 simple ways to create stunning abstract art with fluid acrylics. I recommend keeping your color selection to a minimum of 3-4 colors to start. The key is not to mix the paints to thin/watery. You can see in the video that my paints are on the thicker side, some even appear clumpy when poured. Lastly, don't over tilt and loose the best parts of your painting (take time to step back and look, then tilt some more).
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That last pour...... gorgeous!!💕
Wow! Wow! Wow! Your artwork is so bold and vibrant! Absolutely love to watch you create!
I need to try this. These are beautiful ❤
Beautiful colors
The second technique I've never seen before. Did you cut the bottom of the cup out?
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Love the Color’s. what is your pouring medium?
What is the formula?
Paint and pm 50/50? What brand of paints do you use.?
Did anyone else see the cat in the first painting?
Yes
Yes!
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@@W.Y.L.A.T.V. If you mean varnish such as epoxy then yes however, you should allow a couple weeks before applying 😁
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What’s in the white one in the last painting? You put very little of that in.
Just paint & water in the white. I only used a little because it was a very thin paint and I didn't want it to disrupt the deeper colors.
Awesome. I truly enjoy your videos.
How long does it take to dry?
@@aewell77 about 48 hours
@@CandiceColorArt ok tY❤️
Yes, I saw a cat