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Day 26 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is a flip and drag acrylic pour with various shades of purple along with black and white. Much of the violet got washed out in this one, but what I love so much about this one is the formation of the cells and the...
Day 25 of my acrylic pouring color theory series, a traveling ring pour, is seriously one of my favorites! There’s tons of contrast here between light and dark and between warm and cool. And there’s so much detail, ripples of lines and cells, just loving...
One of my favorite parts of living in the rural desert is the sunsets, and I wanted to share this beauty with you by teaching you how to paint a sunset painting with acrylic pouring. This sunset painting tutorial will walk you through step by step how to easily...
Last fall I came across this plaster sugar skull at Michael’s. I was in love and immediately began imaging all of the sugar skull art possibilities. Being from the Southwest part of the United States, I have always been fond of Mexican culture and...
Day 24 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is a jellyfish painting, which is perfect subject matter for an analogous color scheme of blue, blue-green, and blue violet. Combining various acrylic pouring techniques, this jellyfish takes advantage of all kinds of...
Day 23 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is an acrylic pour starburst swipe in a split complementary scheme. It doesn’t look like what I thought it would, but I like it. It draws attention and really uses line in an interesting way that keeps the eye...
Day 21 of my acrylic pouring color theory series I demonstrated the acrylic pouring dip painting method. This painting is the epitome of beauty in simplicity. A simple technique, a dip, and a simple color palette, monochromatic with blues, have made a beautiful piece!...
Day 19 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is an abstract wave acrylic pour painting. It started out as a wave swipe, but it kind of got away from me. So I decided to work in some different textures with a straw blown technique. And I really think it worked out...
Day 18 of my acrylic pouring color theory series, an open cup acrylic pour, is the epitome of movement and has amazing cells and lacing. If you’re curious about colors and color theory as it relates to acrylic pouring, head on over to my post about Choosing Colors for...
Day 17 of my acrylic pouring color theory series is a super fun floating cup acrylic pour blown with a straw! A floating cup pour is an easy way to get really cool ribbons of color and lacing. If you’re curious about colors and color theory as it relates to acrylic...
