For this poured landscape, my 6th in the series, my goal was simple. I wanted to make sure I could find some level of consistency with the techniques I’ve been developing. With repetition comes confidence. When you are confident in what you are doing you spend less time second-guessing yourself and more time focused on …
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It is such a pleasure writing all these articles and reading all your feedback! You are all so very awesome! Thank you! If you read about my first ever acrylic pour journey An Acrylic Pouring Beginning, you might remember some of the comments… Sheila Tiernay says: Jun 30, 2019 at 1:41 pm Rochelle, try the gray, black …
Hello again! Good to see you! Well, I have a bit of a confession to make! If you’ve been following me for a while, you’ll have read about my first pour An Acrylic Pouring Beginning, My hubby’s first pour Introducing my Husband to Acrylic Pouring and his second pour Giving the Gift of Pouring, My …
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In this video, I will be walking you through a project using alcohol inks to decorate a plain white ceramic soup mug, and in the process, creating a vibrant piece of usable art! Materials I Used: A and A My trusty I begin my soup mug by taking the alcohol ink and applying it directly …
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Thank you for staying with me over the last few weeks. All of the experimentation, research, note taking, and determination has paid off. The painting you see above is the vision I had in my head when I started this project. My goal was to figure out how to use acrylic pouring techniques to create …
The ability to recreate patterns of nature in pouring is what brought me to this type of art. In particular I love beautiful knotty wood with all kinds of variations in their patterns and colors. In part one, I went over the invading ring pour, which is basically starting with one tree ring and then …
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If you haven’t been following along you may want to skip back and watch the two previous videos—Beginning an Acrylic Pouring Landscape Series and Continuing in Creating an Acrylic Pouring Landscape. What I am trying to do is figure out how to use acrylic pouring techniques to create paintings that retain the beautiful unpredictability of …
Once in a while, you just need to try something new, something out of your comfort zone. This is a two part series on doing just that. The first pour is a technique I call Invading Tree Rings. It is the first of two techniques I want to share. Part two will be explaining the …
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This Nightmare before Christmas scene is perfect for Halloween and all Tim Burton fans alike. Not only is this an easy acrylic pouring technique to accomplish for either beginners or pros, but you can also make it your own by adding whatever you would like, such as pumpkins, trees, gravestones, and more. This is comparable …
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For the second video of this series I decided to use a different technique. Instead of pouring lines of paint and tilting them, I decided to try swiping the paint across the canvas to get the horizontal lines of my abstract landscape. I also tried something I haven’t done in awhile which is to pour …
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