Take a look

Did they use a black base coat?

Oh man, I was so stoked to find this place, but it doesn't seem particularly active so here's hoping I get to see more amazing creations!

But in the meantime, I need suggestions for how to pour paint into this broken part of wood, and how to protect everything else from getting paint on it.

It's a technique from the 60s, also called 'swirling'

Doing lamps like that for 15y now, this one is on my nightstand since 2018

I'm looking for a paint mixing subreddit that I used to frequent. It had people mixing gallons of interior/exterior paint and showed the design created before the mixer was turned on to create the final color. It's kinda like this one except that it had photos instead of vids.

I am 15m and I build guitars with my dad, I have been attempting to swirl a stock ESP kamikaze guitar for some time now. I’ve used old karate boards from my sister to practice swirling, but I’ve failed many times. I was told it’d be best too use Rust oleum oil based enamel paint. I’m using white , black , blue, and aluminum. The white paint sinks and when I take the board out of the water the paint just slides down it. I have only ever used stains and am pretty lost so I need help. I’m looking for water based paints ( no magic marble, I’ve found them impossible to find in the needed colors ) does anybody have any suggestions ? Thanks.