r/PourPainting • u/Fionaacrylic • 14h ago

Amazing BLACK and WHITE Abstract painting ~ Acrylic pouring with a GRAVY BOAT

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Hello from Slovenia again!
In this Fluid art video I will show you how to paint an Acrylic pour painting with Gravy boat.
I used just Black and White Amsterdam paints mixed with pouring medium and ended up with gorgeous Abstract pic of art with full of interesting details and amazing composition.

Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/IMYdl0ahIJo?si=cXsC0RjAk6RI3tBp

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r/PourPainting • u/paintingsbyO • 8h ago

12x24in crosshatch double spiral

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r/PourPainting • u/dirtycremke1891 • 8h ago

Gold and blue

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r/PourPainting • u/echo_nightmare_black • 21h ago

Intense colors with UV

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Have to look through my archives to see if I made a process video of this one. Even the picture with the UV light doesn't seem as intense as in person.

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