Art, anything goes...

DYI Painting! Yes, you can do this! Here's a link but the artist takes a lot longer than some (25 minute video).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63vqHCEZcmc

If you want to see quicker results you can google: pour painting with elmer's glue acrylic paint floetrol. Some swipe with a cake spatula gizmo and others pour from cups. And you will see other videos from artists who hurry along (shorter videos) and using different brands of acrylic paint, different types of heating devices, etc

Here's a dipping technique versus the cup pouring technique: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eseuXyNUfs

Note from the Artist(Aussie): Acrylic pouring Elmers glue.For this three flip cup pour, I used 60% glue, 30% water and 10% floetrol as my pouring medium. I then used 50% of this pouring medium to 50% of my Global impasto paint. If you are using thicker paints like Liquitex Basics, you will need to add more water and if you are using thinner paints, you will need to add more paint to get your mix to the correct consistency.
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Thats neat.




Lara said:
DYI Painting! Yes, you can do this! Here's a link but the artist takes a lot longer than some (25 minute video).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63vqHCEZcmc

If you want to see quicker results you can google: pour painting with elmer's glue acrylic paint floetrol. Some swipe with a cake spatula gizmo and others pour from cups. And you will see other videos from artists who hurry along (shorter videos) and using different brands of acrylic paint, different types of heating devices, etc

Here's a dipping technique versus the cup pouring technique: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eseuXyNUfs

Note from the Artist(Aussie): Acrylic pouring Elmers glue.For this three flip cup pour, I used 60% glue, 30% water and 10% floetrol as my pouring medium. I then used 50% of this pouring medium to 50% of my Global impasto paint. If you are using thicker paints like Liquitex Basics, you will need to add more water and if you are using thinner paints, you will need to add more paint to get your mix to the correct consistency.
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Spring is such a delight for an artist. The painting was done by a friend of mine and the photo was taken by me of my neighborhood in spring. Seems we were both on the same wavelength.:love_heart:
 
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