I'm still in the mood to be working with metallics and glitter paints, but because THIS PAINTING (acrylicpouring.com/repairing-r...) turned out so lovely with the bright metallic swipe against the negative space, I'm thinking I would like to try that again. This time with a dirty pour instead of a swipe.
I am going to try to confine my dirty pour to (about) the center third of my canvas using lines of metallic gold, and pour in the middle. I'll use the dirty pour to create striped lines and make sure to get in plenty of shine, sparkle an glitter to contrast with the stark black.
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Supplies I Used:
Art Alternatives acrylics in titanium white and gold - amzn.to/3xHiw6i
Blick Student Acrylics in black and yellow ochre - amzn.to/3n7fwem
Floetrol - amzn.to/3QAouOQ
Treadmill belt silicone oil - amzn.to/3OvZtTe
Canvas - a nice gallery wrapped canvas - amzn.to/3xK3Hj7
8oz squeeze bottles - amzn.to/3xHiZp4
4oz cups with lids - amzn.to/3NeofWF
Martha Stewart glitter acrylic in Fire Opal - amzn.to/3HDGkMU
Liquitex Basics paints in copper and bronze - amzn.to/3bjLdyE
Polycrylic gloss protective finish - amzn.to/3OcLodv
Recipe for this painting:
All paints were mixed approx 2 parts paint, 1 part Floetrol plus water as needed to consistency. A couple of drops of the silicone oil in each color except the background black
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