Pouring Painting Patterns, Dutch, Swipe and Puddle Green
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Today, I wanted to show you some nice acrylic pouring paintings that I made. Each painting features a unique pouring method.
I like to keep things quite varied. My paints are a weird mix of everything. Whenever I am almost done with an old paint tube, I throw it inside a ketchup bottle.
I add some pouring medium, and then it is good to go. The paintings look big, but the canvases are actually pretty small.
This is noticeable in the Tiktok videos I made of my new pouring paintings. They are also in Youtube, if you are interested in seeing the making of these paintings.
Both channels are named Artsy Sister. The color that binds all these paintings is green. I suppose it is a bit of a St. Patrick’s Day type of theme. It is a little bit too late for that type of nonsense.
I do not usually make holiday themed artworks. I just let my Muse dictate the types of artworks I make. Aside from pouring paintings, I have been working on publishing my books in Barnes and Nobles.
In the real world, we tried to go to Miami Beach. It must have been the start of Spring Break. There was literally no parking anywhere. It took us an hour to find a place to park.
It was an overall real pain. I think next week I am going to see about making new pouring paintings. I hope that they dry well.
Due to the odd pouring mixtures, I do not know what the finished product is going to look like.
I ranted enough for one day. I hope you like my newest pouring paintings. This is Teresita Blanco, the Artsy Sister. Bye, bye and God Bless.
