VIDEO: "Delicious Venom" (Acrylic Fluid Art / Kiss Pour)
"Delicious Venom"
Acrylics / PVA on canvas, gloss varnish,
40 cm x 50 cm (15 ¾" x 19 ⅝")
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Brava Carol!
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You are a sweetheart, Armando. Grazie :)
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I liked your artwork, it's very interesting.
Thank you :)
i gotta say, this is super cool ! i felt like i was hooked by this artwork ! its really nice i gotta say <3
Thank you for those kind words. :)
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I watched pouring for some time now and found the method interesting. For my own purposes not as much, but noticing that acrylics stay open much longer I got some pouring medium and used it with my decalcomania method. It works great. I use decalcomania in parts of my paintings and/or as a starting point.
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I have used decalomania techniques with pouring; it's great fun, but I prefer pouring straight on my canvasses. The added random element of decalomania becomes a bit much for me :-) BTW, if you use PVA glue (Elmers) as a pouring medium you get even more open time, as in HOURS of time.