Earlier this year, a customer (who is also a friend) asked me to recreate a painting that she loved. No problem, I thought! I was fully confident that I could create what she wanted… “just like the other one, but larger and with more red.” I expected the project to go smoothly because I knew …
I have attempted a swipe painting on several occasions, and every time I failed miserably. My consistency was off, I applied too much pressure, I missed areas and would have to re-swipe… something always happened. And so… I pretty much quit trying. I reluctantly decided to give swiping another go on this painting. I was …
Boulder Opal Inspired Swipe – a Surprising Success! Read More »
Believe it or not, many fluid artists do not want cells and struggle to achieve a cell-free painting. To understand how to NOT get cells, it is helpful to first understand the science behind getting cells. David Alfaro Siqueiros could be called the father of acrylic pouring. He was a well-known Mexican muralist who discovered …
Lately, I have been finding inspiration from vibrant colors found in nature! The dark rainbow of iridescent colors that slick across the feathers of blackbirds and grackles is my inspiration for this painting. I go through the process of making it step-by-step in this video. Supplies I used Pebeo Studio Acrylics in: Black, Cobalt Blue, …
My Pouring Process And Latest Project: A Blackbird Inspired Beauty Read More »
In this video, I share a few of my recent experiments with glitter and pouring medium only. My goal, and one day I WILL achieve it: a tree-ring pour that keeps distinct rings made only of glitter and pouring medium! Supplies I used: I recently broke in to my glitter collection and had …
Hi, I’m Jenny, and I’m a pour-aholic. I know I’m not alone (thank you, Patricia Fuller!). I started pouring last April and immediately fell head over heels in love with the process. Suddenly, my life was filled with color, and music, and discovery! Supplies I Used Snap buttons (snap bases and glass cabochons that fit …
