Acrylic Pouring: Dutch Art in Blue, Yellow and Red
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I made two new pouring painting. I used the Dutch pouring painting technique. I photographed two painting details.
I also made a video for both my Artsy Sister Tiktok and Youtube channels. Give them a like, a watch and please subscribe.
The more the merrier. The first painting was done with dots of blue and gold. I added a little bit of white into the mix.
This allowed for the paints to move a little better. It didn’t take a lot of acrylic paints to cover the entire wooden board.
I prefer to use wood, instead of a canvas for acrylic pouring art. Smooth wood just allows the paint to flow a little better.
You do not need to go too crazy with the quality of wood. Just add a layer of gesso or white acrylic, and then you are good to go.
A thin layer will do. This is just to keep the paint from sinking into the wooden board.
The second painting I added dots of paint before pushing them outward, by blowing them on it. Little by little, I pushed the paint outward.
This was until I finished with the entire artwork. I think the painting came out alright. I hope you find my latest artwork amusing.
My name is Teresita Blanco, the Artsy Sister. Bye, bye, and God bless.
