(510) Monochromatic Stretched Chameleon Cells- Fluid Acrylic Paint Pouring - Fluid Art

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In this tutorial I'll be trying a stretched chameleon cell piece with monochromatic colors. The "silicone" I used was Hask Argan Oil. The colors used were Liquitex Basics Titanium White, Artist's Loft Unbleached Titanium and Burnt Umber, and Arteza Raw Sienna. 1Paint:2Floetrol Consistency:2.5

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Acrylic Pouring, Paint Pouring, Fluid Art, Flow Art, Fluid Acrylics, whatever you call it...this abstract art form has endless possibilities and applications! There are so many techniques to learn and I thank you all for joining me on my journey through this medium!

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[chrismcwilliams]

Wow! I love your technique, can't wait for more colourways.

[carlakoyak]

Shadow area is my favorite. Love this.

[rebeccabarnes]

Love it Gina ! I especially like the areas that look like shadows. Very Cool !! 😊

[claudiamann]

Amazing!! Those cells are just so cool with all those layers. Lots of eyes. Haha!! Thank you so much.

[lindarobinson]

Love this incredibly organic composition. I haven't painted canvasses for over a year since l started pouring alot of Resin pieces.
I WILL give this one a try. Your Artistry is clever and imaginative and love your teaching methods. Thank you.
Linda Robinson from Auburn, Ca

[EpiphanyCreations]

WOW Gina just WOW this was Amazing!!! I have your cards and use them all the time especially when i cant seem to figure out what colors to use haha

[HeatherLynch]

Hi Ms Gina ! Miss you, as I’ve been doing clay creations ! But I’m back in paint mode now ❤

[ARTBYSPARKLE]

Gina🥰- I truly LOVE THIS!! These colors remind me of cappuccino latte😂. Your cells are luscious. Thanks for all the tips and tricks👍💥

[nolasansom]

Thank you for your transparent tutorials, you have helped the world to add joy to their lives. I love these big cell results, it looks like fun. I personally have never used oils or
silicone, how do you clean the residue off before adding varnish or resin. ❤

[janebrownell]

This one so reminds me of Tootsie Rolls!

[brifernandez]

Love this! I'm a big fan of monochromatic art. If you were to varnish or resin this piece, would you have to clean off the oil you used, and how would you do that? Thank you!