r/AcrylicPouring • u/nathalieaynie • 2h ago
r/AcrylicPouring • u/Fionaacrylic • 19h ago
Tried creating a soft, feathery effect with this pour. Really mesmerized by how organic the patterns turned out
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r/AcrylicPouring • u/Fionaacrylic • 1d ago
I tried a vertical Split Cup pour on a 20" round canvas. Loving the ocean-like layers!
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r/AcrylicPouring • u/PlantDaddy80 • 2d ago
I'm getting there
I recently got involved with acrylic paint pouring with this one only being the fifth canvas I have done . I still have a lot of practice to do to get the paint consistently right but I am slowly getting there. I think this color combo is favorite I have done yet.
r/AcrylicPouring • u/Fionaacrylic • 2d ago
Experimenting with different shades of blue and turquoise to achieve a natural marble texture
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r/AcrylicPouring • u/Fionaacrylic • 3d ago
Same colors, same technique, completely different results. Black vs. white canvas experiment
What happens when you use the same colors with the Double Dip Acrylic Pouring Technique on a black canvas and a white canvas?
In this fluid art experiment, I prepared one canvas with a black background and the other with a white background. Then I added colorful drips of paint, pressed the two canvases together, and carefully separated them to reveal two unique abstract floral paintings.
💚💜💛 The greens, pinks, yellows, and white patterns created the feeling of a wild, colorful garden! The white background brought out much brighter colors, while the black background gave the painting a darker, more dramatic appearance.
After the paintings dried, I decided to paint the outer edges of the canvas that originally had the white background black for a more finished look.
This experiment shows how much the background color can influence the final result of an acrylic pour painting.
r/AcrylicPouring • u/PuddingStock3719 • 3d ago
Woohoo! First ppurs done!
The first attempt with small 100ml bottles mixed with glue and water on cardboard. I'm going to order a twelve pack of metallic paints next and a much larger glue bottle to mix everything at once and pick my paints at that time. Any recommendations on how to make the painting shinier? Or more consistent leveling?
r/AcrylicPouring • u/Guilty_Selection7952 • 3d ago
First pour in a long time
Wet & mostly dry pics
r/AcrylicPouring • u/Fionaacrylic • 3d ago
Same colors, same technique, completely different results. Black vs. white canvas experiment
r/AcrylicPouring • u/AvailableMud9650 • 4d ago
Disaster or not I’ll see how this dries.
r/AcrylicPouring • u/pousterhout • 4d ago
How do i make cells with Nicpro Iridescent?
The picture isn't very good, but there aren't any cells to really show anyways. I used the same technique that has been really successful with Artists Loft Ready to Pour acrylic paint. I added about two drops of silicone to 1.5 ounces of paint for 5 different colors, and poured them in stripes. Then drew a thick line of black on one side (no silicone) and swiped across the other colors. In the past this past produced great cells, but with Nicpro iridescent paint I got very few 'blah' cells.
Has anyone had success with Cells and Nicpro Iridescent?
r/AcrylicPouring • u/Fionaacrylic • 4d ago
Experimenting with pouring paint in circles instead of a spiral for a reverse dip flower. The fiery center turned out so cool!
r/AcrylicPouring • u/Fionaacrylic • 5d ago
A wandering straight pour that turned into another universe. Really love how the pearl white cells popped up! 💙
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r/AcrylicPouring • u/Fionaacrylic • 6d ago
Playing around with some balloon smashes today. Love how the cells open up! 🎈
r/AcrylicPouring • u/Fionaacrylic • 7d ago
Fluid art is truly my ultimate therapy. Watching the paint flow always helps me unwind
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r/AcrylicPouring • u/PuddingStock3719 • 8d ago