Pearl White Puddles turned out Amazing! | Acrylic Pouring | Acrylic Painting

I just love this acrylic pour!! These gorgeous pearlescent colours and really crisp lacing just made everything look fantastic. I really love to work with these colors because they are a little bit mysterious , but always turn out to look incredibly pretty!

I decided to use a bit more paint in my colours this week and the painting just looks so much more vibrant and has dried just as bright! Have you had a chance to use pearlescent's before?

I'd love you thoughts and feedback on this swipe, so please let me know in the comments!

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Tony

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Colours Used
Pearl Red
Pearl Blue
Pearl White
Pearl Green
Amsterdam Titanium White Cell Activator

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[tothemoonz]

This gorgeous pour is so organic. Northern lights, animal prints, a river canyon or even a dark forest come to mind.

[doloresdrury]

Amazing!! The colors and lacing are fantastic. I must try this!

[CathArtistry]

This turned out beautiful! I love the pearl paints. Excellent work, Tony! 💖

[kathyz]

Beautiful! Love all the lines and lacing!

[hawkpaul]

An amazing result and I love it. Sorry for late attendance, I haven't been able to see anything for a week. Glad I got my sight back to see this.

[vegasmainiac]

This is one of my favorite pours you've done, gorgeous! I love working with amsterdam pearls. My pouring medium is 1 part gloss gel medium to 3 parts floetrol and water to thin because it's a very thick medium. I get great shine on dry results with no cracking even if I leave too much paint on the canvas. Bravo sir 👏

[creationswithtonja]

Wow Tony! This is awesome, love this so much!! I have all 5 of the Amsterdam pearls and haven't really used them, I need to try these out! Your results were beautiful

[jeezjaze]

This is gorgeous! Thank you for the explanations throughout. The lacing and cells are bomb!

[cindybrienze]

Beautiful! I love the lacing’s soft effect

[jofish]

My latest PM that I mixed is 4 parts American Floetrol, 2 parts Liquitex PM, 1 Part GAC 800 to help with crazing. I had a gazillion bubbles as well with my colors.. lols. How do you mix your cell activator? I been doing 3 parts AU Floetrol to 1 part Titanium White or black. I was wondering how black would be as a swipe with these? This painting came out gorgeous!

[ujcywjj]

What ratio did you use for this. It's beautiful esp with the composition. 🎉👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯

[donnatabares]

Beautiful! What is that pallet knife called? I cant find it in your description

[GarbauxM]

Learning this opened up an ENTIRE different world of arts for me, so i Will ”pass on the torch and hopefully I can open up a whole new world for you within the arts. So I got some good intell for you ;) LOL no But seriously imma help you get more out of those paints!
(And knowing this you can have SO MUCH MORE FUN!)

Because for some reason Amsterdam hasnt named these paints correct. Actually these are INTERFERENCE-colors and not PEARL.

The correct name for these are interference colors, because it interfer with the background. you should really read up on it because Then you can use them properly and you Will get a COMPLETELY different result, and it is so cool. They are supposed to be painted on black backgrounds, and some of them work on other dark colors But not all. I honestly dont know the best way to use them in acrylic pour, nor How much darker Amsterdams get. I know some people do something else and not just black background. Idk if the background has to be fried because i have never done pouring acrylics.But there are videos about it so you can look it up here in YT. As soon as you understand how they work and How to use them to get them to become a darker color you Will be able to do so much more with them. U can even mix the way you use them now with the way to make them turn into the stronger violet/blue/green/red and so on. Its all up to you.

But What happens is on white (and before using them) they are white or SLIGHTLY colored BUT when put on black they TURN into the color that is the second Word, so pearl violet turns violet. If you use them correct they actually turn VERY violet. Pearl means shiny. Its from the (i guess sweet water?) pearl that shines in different colors. In Sweden we call it ”pärlemor”.) like mother of pearl, such a beautiful Shell 😍

So you should really Google or youtube (however you rather learn) ”interference” and ”pearl”/”pearlescent”so you learn the difference.

Anothing ”fun” thing is flourescent/flourescent that glows in dark, its from the flourescense in real life. It ACTUALLY REALLY exist plants and animal that are flourescent, and they legit glow in dark. Some scorpions for example. Also the beautiful hummingbird is flourescent, its something on/between their wings that gives the ILLUSION that there wings/fetters are different color depending on How the natural light/sun shines on them. If you are interested there are some really cool documentarys about it. So that flourescent paint only glows in dark is kind of a bit misleading since irl it is so much more than that. But Hey you cant have all in life 😂


I would buy some other interference paints though. Like GOLDENS. And FINNABAIR has SO MUCH fun paints (and other mediums) their interference line is called “magic”. They have more fun colors like teal, blue, pink, yellow that turns into red green gold
(And more).

If you really wanna “nerd into this” I would go onto Etsy and search for chameleon and colorshifting. They have “intense colorshift” pigments that you can use either in other paints or to make your own paint (so much easier than it sounds, you just put it into a binder like a matte or glossy gesso. Or a real binder.) I’m actually gonna do my own acrylic paints cause it is mostly watercolors that are being sold ready to use. But imma buy some finnabair first. I love their metallic paints 😍


Hopefully you appreciate this and hopefully you can/want to use some of all this info to create beautiful interesting art in the future. I do not work for or collaborate with any company, I am actually on long term sick-leave or whatever it’s called in English and I am not aloud to work, so this is just me being nice and writing about something that I find to be interesting :)


Keep having fun! Make art not war lol