Swipe Technique - Acrylic Pouring Techniques - Using Sheleeart Pouring Medium

Hello Everyone! Swipe technique! Hope you enjoy!

House Paint: Valspar Brilliant white silk 

Pouring medium: My equivalent to Sheleeart

3 parts Valspar wood and metal v700, interior gloss, base C

1 part polyurethane gloss varnish (try to get a triple thick one)

Cell Activator: Australian Flood Floetrol and Amsterdam Titanium White 1:1 ratio

OR 

Cell Activator: Lamp Black or Titanium White (AMSTERDAM) and water only! thinned down until your practice puddle explodes with cells! (See tutorial video for more information) 

Credits: Shelee Carruthers for the Pouring Medium Recipe (Online Course)

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[EricaHughesArt]

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[HS-vcfk]

I know this is old, but I used to sell paint at Lowes. There is no difference between the paint bases other than C and B have less paint than A because base C is for very dark colors that require a lot of tint. Base A os for very light colors that require very little tint. I hope this helps you in the future!

[rebeccarobinson]

It’s so nice to watch someone who knows what they are doing and can explain it. There are way too many on YouTube that are just throwing paint on a canvas without a clue. Thank you for your work.

[sharondimeglio]

Really appreciate how you got the edges covered without losing the lovely, awesome design.

[helenecumin]

I've been watching acrylic pouring videos for years to learn the techniques and just enjoy the results, it is by far the most beautiful painting I have seen so far. I think I watched it more than 20 times. Thank you.

[julierochforte]

Wow! If this is what you do when you're unwell I can't wait to see what you do when you've recovered!!! It's glorious!

[renawalker]

I hope you feel better very soon. I will pray for a swift recovery. I sure like the colors you chose.

[susanstamper]

After two years watching you, this is still my favorite!

[johnwhite]

Beautiful!!!! I see so many different things in this. A old cattle skull. A snake slithering and so much more. Amazing work. Stunning

[charlenemarino]

Wow...I've played with the dirty pour painting A LOT...and watched so many videos...this is the prettiest one I've ever seen!!! Thank u for sharing and inspiring...

[Willa]

this is the first pouring video that i want to follow along step by step! thanks for explaining that the white poured in the middle is thinner and is floetrol 50/50. will watch other vids to see what magic you're mixing into your colored paints. cheers

[johannahunderwood]

Turned out better than I thought it would at one point - shows you are in control !

[paintandchat]

This is one of my top 10 favorite poured paintings that I've seen on FB and YT. And I've seen thousands of tutorials. Nice!!!

[amfla]

Bold and crisp, the colors aren't muddy. Love it!

[MichellesHandmadeCreations]

Hope you're feeling better by now.
I'm a total newbie to this art-form having done only 2 dirty cup pours. I've watched countless YT tutorials and this is the first I've seen of the swipe tech done this way. Your results is stunning!
I don't recall hearing anyone explain the how and why you're tilting as you did, esp. bringing the weight of the paint back to center before manipulating it to another corner and the sides. Totally makes sense to me now. You might say it was an "ah ha" moment.
Thanks so much for sharing.

[Fmkayla]

Every time I see this painting it’s one of my favorites.

[glorial.]

I've watched a ton of these videos and I think this is best one I've seen, stunning. At first I didn't think was going to well but it really developed into a masterpiece.

[brendavarga]

Wow, do i evet love this one, with the magenta & bluegreen stipe down the middle to start, its so amazing how the white paint ended up, so beautiful....how on earth did u even acheive that lacey, or webby look. Kinda spiderweb look ha?

[TraumaQueen]

It was such a gorgeous swipe, I got a little upset when you began tilting it. Now, I'm gobsmacked!

[OregonDARRYL]

It really improved when you rocked it around for the last two minutes! Nice work.