Transform Your Canvas with this Simple Traveling Pour

Join me in my fluid art journey. Today, I'm sharing an Acrylic Pour Painting. The process is a bit slow due to extra thick paint, so I've skipped over some of the tilting process. If you enjoyed this video, please remember to Like, Share & Subscribe. Thanks for watching! Cindy Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro & add paint to silicone cup 04:54 Pour paint onto canvas 10:10 Tilt canvas 12:05 Hair pick design 13:10 What did I learn? 14:25 Close up and wrap up 12"x12" canvas ACRYLIC PAINT BRANDS Liquitex, Master'sTouch, Amsterdam, Pebeo PAINT COLORS: Lemon Yellow Deep Yellow Vermilion Orange-Gold Crimson Burnt Umber Ultramarine Blue White Gold Black (Google AI was used to determine how to mix and correct the custom paint colors.) CUSTOM COLORS: Dark Chocolate Chocolate Milkshake Vanilla Caramel Gold What I learned? Follow directions more closely when mixing custom paint colors. Maybe try to not mix multiple brands to create one color? See if that lessens the flecks of color that appeared. Try to stick with the same ratios of paint, Floetrol, and water. Even if that means using more paper cups when mixing the paint. (One cup for mixing various paints to achieve the desired custom color. A second cup for adding and mixing the measured Floetrol, paint and water.) Make paint a bit thinner. While filming the close-up footage, I noticed the temperature of the video was a bit too blue, so I adjusted it. However, it came out a bit too yellow. So, in the future, I'll just leave the color temperature setting on "Auto". RINGLIGHT, LuxSure, Model # F537S, Amazon.com #fluidartoncanvas #pouringpainting #acrylicpouring #abstractart #art #pouringpaint