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Flower in BEAUTIFUL bright colours ~ CUP BOTTOM acrylic pour painting ~ Paint #WithMe
You must see this BEAUTIFUL acrylic pour FLOWER painting in bright colours.
I love to use this colour combination, but I think, that I didn’t do cup bottom reverse flower dip with them yet.
So here she is in all her beauty 😀
– Pour your base on canvas
– Put your FLOWER SHAPED DESERT CUP on the canvas with bottom up
– Pour paints on the bottom and use PEARL WHITE or some metallic paints between each colour to create petal – lacing effect
– Take off the cup
– Use SKEWER to draw some petal shapes
– Gently put PAPER NAPKIN or towel on canvas ( You can use dry or damped napkin)
– Lift one corner at the time and then gently lift it (the middle last)
– Torch it for air bubbles and to activate pearl white and metallic paints
– And here is your flower 🙂
TECHNIQUE: Reverse flower dip with paper napkin, Cup bottom pour
MATERIAL I USED:
– 10×10 inch canvas
– Acrylic paints mixed with pouring medium
– Flower shaped desert cup
– Paper napkin or towel
– Boesner black for the base coat
– Arties colours cadmium yellow lemon hue
– Vallejo quinacridone magenta
– Amsterdam permanent blue violet
My pearl white mixture:
1 part Vallejo pearl medium
1 part titanium white
2 parts pouring medium
All my paints are mixed with Boesner Guardi acrylic binder and acrylic emulsion.
Please understand that I am in no way responsible for the way you use your paint and mediums. Follow all safety instructions of the manufacturers, I can not be held liable.
Be careful and use the proper materials for your safety.
You can’t use any content on my channel, unless I give you a permission!
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3 года назад
Sorry ma-a-am but on the Russian site preferred language is Russian. So – take a negative in karma.
@moderator, поясните гражданке Правила публикования постов.
Мне-то пофиг, благо с английским любой версии – нет проблем, но.
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3 года назад
It’s not hard for me to publish with a translator . but you’re complaining about that too . I just don’t know Russian .
“Вы должны увидеть эту КРАСИВУЮ акриловую роспись ЦВЕТОК в ярких цветах . Мне нравится использовать эту цветовую комбинацию, но я думаю, что я еще не делал с ними обратное погружение в чашку. Итак, вот она во всей своей красе: D ПРОЦЕСС: – Вылейте свою основу на холст – Поместите свою ЦВЕТОЧНУЮ ЧАШКУ ПУСТЫНЯ на холст снизу вверх – Вылейте краски на дно и используйте ЖЕМЧУГ БЕЛЫЙ или некоторые металлические краски между каждым цветом, чтобы создать Лепесток – эффект шнуровки – Снимите чашку – С помощью SKEWER нарисуйте несколько фигур лепестков – Аккуратно положите БУМАЖНУЮ КОПИЮ или полотенце на холст (Вы можете использовать сухую или влажную салфетку) – Поднимите один угол за раз, а затем осторожно поднимите его (середина последнее) – подожгите пузырьки воздуха и активируйте жемчужно-белые и металлические краски – и вот ваш цветок 🙂 ТЕХНИКА: обратное погружение цветов с бумажной салфеткой, основание чашки для заливки. ИСПОЛЬЗОВАННЫЙ МАТЕРИАЛ: – холст 10×10 дюймов – акриловые краски, смешанные с заливкой средний – чашка в форме цветка в форме пустыни – бумажная салфетка или полотенце – деревянный вертел – палетный нож – ФАКТОРЫ, КОТОРЫЕ Я ИСПОЛЬЗОВАЛ: – черный для базового покрытия Boesner – цвета Arties – желтый и желтый цвета лимонного оттенка – киноварь амстердамская – пурпурный Vinaljo quinacridone – перманент амстердамский nt синий фиолетовый – жемчужно-белый. Моя смесь жемчужно-белого цвета: 1 часть среднего жемчуга Vallejo 1 часть белого титана 2 среды заливки Все мои краски смешаны с акриловым связующим Boesner Guardi и акриловой эмульсией. Пожалуйста, поймите, что я никоим образом не отвечаю за то, как вы используете вашу краску и средства. Следуйте всем инструкциям по безопасности производителей, я не могу нести ответственность. Будьте осторожны и используйте соответствующие материалы для вашей безопасности. Вы не можете использовать любой контент на моем канале, если я не дам вам разрешение!”
7 Amazing acrylic pour FLOWER paintings / Acrylic pouring COMPIL
I love paint flowers with different acrylic pouring techniques. Here is 7 of my favorite reverse flower dips.
Here are link to full STEP by STEP videos:
0:00 – 2:07 AMAZING acrylic pour FLOWER painting
https://youtu.be/0wimMbkNqdE
2:08 – 4:47 From CIRCLES to FLOWER ~ EASY pour for BEGINNERS
https://youtu.be/EZZasFEoWdo
8:43 – 10:50 Reverse flower dip with napkin
https://youtu.be/DpuoZqi6nIM
10:51 – 14:05 BLACK & WHITE ~ CUP BOTTOM acrylic pour FLOWER painting
https://youtu.be/lI1eTE4Jp0Y
14:06 – 18:11 Flower shaped CUP BOTTOM acrylic pour painting ~ Red background
https://youtu.be/C_7GCm-YUtw
18:12 – 23:53 Fluorescent CUP BOTTOM acrylic pour painting
https://youtu.be/40qf017936k
My pearl white mixture:
1 part Vallejo pearl medium
1 part titanium white
2 parts pouring medium
All my paints are mixed with Boesner Guardi acrylic binder and acrylic emulsion.
I’m happy to provide you with a new Arteza 10% off coupon code FionaArt4 valid until September 10.
#FionaArt #Compilation #AcrylicPour
If you want to support my channel to keep on experimenting with new techniques you can do it through this link:
https://www.patreon.com/fionaart7
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Thank you!
Please understand that I am in no way responsible for the way you use your paint and mediums. Follow all safety instructions of the manufacturers, I can not be held liable.
Be careful and use the proper materials for your safety.
You can’t use any content on my channel, unless I give you a permission!
My All-Time Favorite Flower Acrylic Pour Painting
Fiona Art
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This must be my all-time favorite flower painting! Colors blend with each other so beautifully and the shape is perfect… well, almost perfect.
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PROCESS:
– Pour your base on canvas
– Put your FLOWER-SHAPED DESERT CUP on the canvas with bottom up
– Pour paints on the bottom and use PEARL WHITE or some metallic paints between each color to create petal – lacing effect
– Take off the cup
– Use SKEWER to draw some petal shapes
– Gently put PAPER NAPKIN or towel on canvas ( You can use dry or damped napkin)
– Lift one corner at a time and then gently lift it (the middle last)
– Torch it for air bubbles and to activate pearl white and metallic paints
– And here is your flower
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TECHNIQUE: Reverse flower dip with a paper napkin, Cup bottom pour
MATERIAL I USED:
– 10×10 inch canvas
– Acrylic paints mixed with pouring medium
– Flower-shaped dessert cup
– Paper napkin or towel
– Wooden skewer
– Palette knife
– Torch
COLORS I USED:
– Boesner black for the base coat
– DecoArt extreme sheen gold
– Artist’s loft metallic cobalt blue
– Windsro&Newton permanent alizarin crimson
– Vallejo quinacridone burnt orange
– Amsterdam azo yellow middle
– Pearl white
My pearl white mixture:
1 part Vallejo pearl medium
1 part titanium white
2 parts pouring medium
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All my paints are mixed with Boesner Guardi acrylic binder and acrylic emulsion.
Please understand that I am in no way responsible for the way you use your paint and mediums. Follow all safety instructions of the manufacturers, I can not be held liable.
Be careful and use the proper materials for your safety.
You can’t use any content on my channel unless I give you permission!
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I consider myself as a experimental artist. I just like to experiment with different techniques and materials and share my findings to others. Thats how we all grow as artists and peoples. I hope we will continue this adventure together and learn from each other. Hugs from sLOVEnia.
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After getting her BA in Communication, watching more guilty-pleasure films and TV series than she should have and becoming interested in how it‘s all made, Violeta wandered into the Film Industry and got to see and experience the mysterious behind-the-scenes of film production: from finances to sets to marketing. But being a self-proclaimed captain of the Internet with close to no activity on social media, scrolling through the web for a living and sharing its treasures was always at the back of her head. So she joined the army of Bored Pandas as an Editor and has been fighting the boredom ever since. Her mission is to shine a spotlight on talented artists and inspiring stories.
