6 Must-Try Acrylic Pour Techniques to Create Stunning + Satisfying Abstract Art Paintings

Here are 6 of the easiest ways to create stunning abstract art with fluid acrylics. I recommend keeping your color selection to a minimum of 3-4 colors to start. The key is not to mix the paints to thin/watery. You can see in the video that my paints are on the thicker side, some even appear clumpy when poured. Lastly, don't over tilt and loose the best parts of your painting (take time to step back and look, then tilt some more).
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[@VALERIENEWCOMBE-rh7se]

PLEASE COULD YOU SHOW THEM TO US WHEN THEY ARE DRY.THEY LOOK GREAT.👍

[@christiseidl7900]

I truly enjoy your videos. What creates the cells? Thank you for sharing your talent with us.

[@CandiceColorArt]

Usually floetrol when used, otherwise just the variance in the paints density.

[@christiseidl7900]

@@CandiceColorArt Thank you

[@SylvieBoisjoliLuc-cd7ke]

Wow realy beautiful

[@lisacymbalist9147]

Beautiful!!!!

[@RandomReese247]

Pretty

[@sabrinaaubret2732]

très jolis tableaux 👏. Mes préférés sont le petit premier qui ressemble à un papillon et l'avant dernier qui ressemble à l'océan avec des îles 😍👍. A+ 💞

[@maritzagaldames9420]

Beautiful very beautiful, like from CHILE 🇨🇱 ❤ ❤

[@user-de6kp9zb1q]

You make it look so easy

[@regineindovino9318]

J’aime votre travail j’aurai gardé un peu plus de noir sur les bords mais chacun son inspiration et c’est très bien comme ça. 🤩

[@llievre]

Your paintings are really beautiful, the colors are so chosen so well!!! Would you mind telling us which brand you are using, they seem so vibrant? Sorry if my English is not enough correct, I am writing from France. Love your art! ❤

[@CandiceColorArt]

@@llievre Masters Touch is the brand I mainly use and Folk Art for the metallic colors

[@karenmusa3052]

I truly love them all but so much paint😮! Do u save the skins or use the wet paint after u have finished the pour?

[@papijurus62]

Why don't you heat the fill with a gas burner - to get pretty "eyes"?