Fluid Art Puddle Pour (289) Acrylic Pour Blue & Green

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[ryansabstractart]

I'm doing a collab with another small youtuber and we've decided on doing a puddle pour, I've a really never done a puddle pour before, but I loved the way yours turned out and I can't wait to do it now!

[MonicaTiaMoniArts]

I really like puddle pours but I have yet to do big ones and this technique. These colors are so pretty. I would love to see you see what these colors look like blown out with your hairdryer. They are so nice together.

[enchantingelements]

Very Nice custom color mixes :) Good Looking piece, sometimes cells are over rated and its nice to let the colors speak ;)

[jp]

Beautiful work. I love this. Bravo 👏🏼

[Kathleensplace]

I have one similar to this I made about 5 months ago! Similar colours. Similar outcome.

[AbrandyoFrasserArt]

Awesome combination tecsture calours 😍 love it 😘

[MarisasMoonlitCreations]

This is really beautiful. New subscriber😊😊😊

[AnDMooreArt]

Looks great! Almost looks like the Marble Dip technique!

[amypasley]

Love this! What did you add to your paint, Floetrol? What is your ratios for mixing on this kind of pour?

[marias.]

Very pretty serine color combination. Love that there aren't cells. Did you avoid them by mixing your paint thinner. I thought floetrol makes cells? Gorgeous!

[bandit]

What did you put on it at the end? Does it get that shiny look from the floetrol?

[gloriagiefer]

Do you ever have to thicken liquitex basics paints

[sharleenable]

Do you mix your paint the same consistency ( 2:1, with little water) or do you mix your paint thinner?