Open Cup Pour on a Rock / Rock Art / Paint Pouring

[@Here-a-little-there-a-little]

Wow!!! That is BEAUTIFUL!!!!

[@thefoilingrocklady]

Thank you 🥰🥰

[@karendunaway3390]

I love that you manipulated the paint and got the curl of a wave in the pour. The colors are beautiful!

[@thefoilingrocklady]

Thank you 🥰

[@maureengaywood926]

Incredible going to do this 👍❤️

[@thefoilingrocklady]

Thank you 🥰

[@redtickhound]

Its beautiful. 🙂

[@thefoilingrocklady]

Thank you

[@susanpettit8751]

Really pretty!!

[@thefoilingrocklady]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@lizmchenry3049]

Did you base coat your rock first with anything? Beautifully done ❤

[@thefoilingrocklady]

I believe that base coat is matte white Apple barrel craft paint. Thank you so much for watching. 🥰🥰

[@Tina-cu6jv]

Please can you explain the reason for adding the use of the silicon and floetrol? Also is the paint acrylic ? Thankyou! It's absolutely beautiful!!!! Happy Easter! ❤️

[@thefoilingrocklady]

Thank you 💕 Floetrol is used to thin the Acrylic paint so it will pour smoothly. It also extends the drying time. You want it to be about the consistency of heavy cream. Silicone is added to get the cells. The pops of color from under the paint show through the layers. This can be achieved with just Floetrol but its not as pronounced sometimes.

[@vatkifromcali]

what does the drop of silicone do?

[@thefoilingrocklady]

@@vatkifromcali It creates cells in the acrylic. Kind a version on a resist technique.

[@bobbithompson7569]

White is floetral?

[@thefoilingrocklady]

Yes