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Sometimes you just need to get out of town, and sometimes you just need to get off the planet, know what I mean? So in this tutorial, I am here to help you by teaching you step by step how to make an acrylic pouring space painting that anyone can do! If you’re...
Day 16 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is a beautiful, subtle ghost pour. A ghost pour is a variation on a swipe that starts from the center and swipes outwards to both sides, leaving ghostlike images of the swipes mirroring each other. If you’re curious...
Day 15 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is a new take on an old favorite pour, a wreck a ring pour! Take your more classic tree ring pour and turn it into something brand new! If you’re curious about colors and color theory as it relates to acrylic pouring,...
Day 14 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is a fun reverse spiral dip in analogous colors. This is definitely a technique where you should be liberal with your paint and practice, practice, practice! If you’re curious about colors and color theory as it relates...
Flip cup paintings are one of the most popular acrylic pouring techniques and with good reason! Check out day 13 of my acrylic pouring color theory series! It is a flip cup painting made up of a serene split complementary palette of pastels and full of beautiful...
Day 12 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is a monochromatic reverse dip with shades of yellow over white. It’s a very subtle piece, which I think goess to show the range of effects you can get with acrylic pouring depending on the colors and techniques...
Day 11 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is a high contrast dirty pour painting with a complementary scheme of yellow and shades of violet on a background of white. What is a dirty pour painting? Also known as an open-cup pour or a ribbon pour, a dirty pour is...
I love the holidays, and part of that warm, special feeling of the holidays comes from the decorations, and this year, I decided to add a simple acrylic Christmas tree painting on canvas to our assortment of Christmas decorations. This easy, whimsical...
This kiss paint pour, Day 10 of my acrylic pouring color theory series, is one of my favorite pieces of the series so far! It’s a very dramatic piece in a tetradic color scheme that, to me, is reminiscent of the sea meeting a lava flow. If you’re curious about...
With its organic edges, the dustpan pour technique from Day 9 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is a great way to to play with shape and line in your art. If you’re curious about colors and color theory as it relates to acrylic pouring, head on over to...
