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Wet Pouring Art 8 Random Patterns
I wasn’t in a thinking mood. So, I did 8 pouring arts that didn’t have a unified theme per say. I did 8 instead of seven because I had one extra wooden panel left. I need to get around into ordering more painting panels. It is all a work in progress as all. I might have to switch to paper. I am not certain how paper is going to take such heavy acrylics. It might warp a lot. The upside is that paper is easier to store than wood. I will get around to experimenting with it when I...
Pouring art Color Theory Dry Paintings
I made new pouring art. These are just the dry versions of the paintings. There is going to be a video of these artworks in my Artsy sister youtube channel. Please give a like and subscribe. I dried them indoors. So, it is interesting to see the difference and whatnot. It just started raining as all. I didn’t want them to get more wet. So, I had no choice, but to run indoors. I almost got struck by lightning even. Whenever it Thunders, the internet dies. So, now. I am just writing this blog as all. I hope you find...
Pouring Art With Color Theory Cute Art
I did new pouring art painting. I applied a bit of color theory to the mix. Color theory just makes it easier for you to choose the colors that work well for your painting. The first artwork was done with black and white. The second was a monochromatic color scheme. When folks think of monochrome, they imagine that it is black and white. It is just as the name states. You are using one color. It can be any that you like. I chose red. I then did a complimentary color scheme of red and green. The other one was...
Pouring Dry Art Pouring Techniques
This is just a set of dry versions of my new pouring paintings. I hope that they make you smile and whatnot. There is going to be a video of these arts in my Youtube Artsy Sister channel. I hope you find it amusing and whatnot. Let us move things along shall we. I have other stuff to do and whatnot.
Pouring Art Wet Versions and Two Painting Details
I did some new pouring art. Each was done with a different pouring painting technique. The first one was traditional dutch pouring art. You add the colors and then you blow on the paint with a straw. In the second painting, you allow for gravity to do the heavy lifting. Just tilt the canvas and let the paint falls. The other one was done with swipe. I added the colors in the middle and then I swiped the paint to the left and right. The other painting I don’t remember. I do mention it in the Youtube video of...