
Explore beginner to intermediate acrylic pouring and fluid art with a comprehensive curriculum that covers materials, safety, formulas, color choices, and proven pouring techniques, plus demos and business tips.
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Learn the essential materials for beginner acrylic pouring, including trays and tray liners, wooden sticks, mixing cups, canvases, acrylic paints, silicone or solid maker, color wheel, gloves, apron, and sealers.
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how it looks and where I leave my paintings to dry
Learn how to create cells in acrylic pours by using silicone spray lubricants, including CRC heavy duty silicone and bike lubes. Avoid WD-40 and follow budget-aware recommendations.
Learn to mix acrylic pour paint with pouring medium for a honey-like flow, using the stick method to avoid thick or thin inconsistencies, silicone issues, and cracking.
Learn to mix a pouring medium for acrylic pours using a 60/30/10 ratio of PBA glue, water, and flow medium, with tips on weighing, shaking, and straining.
mixing and ratio
mixing and ratio
Learn the ideal ratio of pour medium to paint in acrylic pouring, starting at 50/50 and adjusting by paint quality (40/60, 30/70, or 60/40).
Choose colors with a kid's painter's kit, use a color wheel to predict outcomes, and create swatches while checking opacity symbols on packaging.
Some information is repeated from the previous video. Demo in next lesson.
Choosing one colors, two colors, three colors
Discover how to form cells in acrylic pour painting using silicone additives and methods, including before pouring, in colors, and torching, plus the role of titanium white and color density.
Add 1–4 drops of silicone to your acrylic paint and mediums, stir with a wooden stick, pour from distance, flip cup, then torch and tilt to create small cells.
Prepare all your colors before you add silicone, mark cups to show their use, and relax as colors settle, then flip and tilt to reveal cells.
Learn a swipe technique in acrylic pouring to create cells and lace effects by applying white to the canvas edge, saturating with tissue, swiping, and torching.
THIS VIDEO WILL BE UPDATED IN NOV 2019
This is a FULL tutorial from start to finish, from prep to the last thing I do
how to
Prevent crazing by thinning the paint and stretching it out; when the paint is too thick, it forms indents rather than cracks. Next time, apply thinner paint to avoid indents.
No cells occur when you forget to add silicone to the gun or use dense opaque paint; if the paint is too thick, torching won’t help in a flip cup.
Identify why acrylic pours crack during drying by adjusting paint consistency to avoid being too thin or too thick. Maintain room temperature and minimize drafts to prevent cracking.
Keep your canvas leveled to stop paint from slipping off. Use a leveling ruler or leveling product on the surface, or you risk losing your hard work.
LATEST NOTICE (April 2021)
Section 1 & 2 are being prepared for full screen videos to be uploaded soon.
COMING SOON
MATERIALS: mats
VIDEO DEMO: straight pour
NEW UPDATES:
Intro Section
FULL TUTORIAL - (SPECIAL MATERIAL: intermediate technique - from start to finish)
20.09 - NEW - MORE VIDEO DEMOS ADDED
Skins - an updated version
DIY PM (my favorite mix)
Leveling the canvas
What is in my workspace (showing you my actual table)
Choosing colors - with paint and color wheel
What I wear when I pour (protection gear)
RATIO & MIX - Paint and store-bought pouring medium
RATIO & MIX - Paint and Floetrol
Washing your canvas
Varnishing your canvas
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THIS IS THE ULTIMATE BEGINNERS COURSE FOR ACRYLIC FLUID ART PAINTING
70 (and counting) LESSONS INCLUDING DEMOS, TUTORIALS, VAST KNOWLEDGE, TIPS, AND TRICKS!
THIS COURSE WILL BE GETTING REGULAR UPDATES, WHY?
I want to update some of my material which might have been poorly recorded, I want to add new material which I think beginners would benefit from.
Acrylic painting has many names, such as fluid painting, fluid art, flow art, liquid art.etc.
This is a NEW form of art that is loved by all ages.
This is the ultimate fluid art/acrylic pouring beginner's course. I spent over 2 years working on this art form to perfect the basics and have now taken it to a more advanced level.
The reason I made this course, at an affordable rate, is so that you do not lose time and that you can start to get the results that you want in a few simple steps.
Keep in mind that this art form can get expensive, so this course is ideal for you if you do not want to experiment if you do not have the budget, will or desire to experiment. This course covers the MUST KNOW basics of acrylic pouring without these basics you will have a hard time getting the results you hope for. It's one thing to watch others and use their formula, and it's a whole other thing to actually do it. I am sharing all my secrets with you.
This course consists of:
A lot of talking and a lot of facts and knowledge, which you NEED to know!
VIDEO Demos and tutorials
Consistency of each liquid
Formulas (many)
Recommended products
How to get results that you want
Tricks and tips
Why and how to fix any troubleshooting issues
Complete supply list
Pouring techniques to perfect, this comes in video format
How to make your own pouring medium
How to handle your art
How to protect your art
How to sell your art
And so much more
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