The Black Hole technique - Acrylic fluid art painting

Today we paint a small abstract artwork using the black hole technique. You can easily do it and you will be rewarded with a fascinating result, let yourself be surprised!
So that the white canvas does not show through anywhere, you should first coat it with black paint.
Only then pour your black base layer followed by the colors of your choice.
You can find my pouring recipe here: tiktusart.com/en/acrylic-pour...
You can of course adjust the "black hole" in size, depending on how much black color you pour into your basic pattern. Here you have to try something, but don't take too much color, it has to be able to expand in order not to get thick puddles of paint.
As always, I wish you a lot of fun with the video, if I was able to inspire you or just enjoyed it, I would be happy with a thumbs up or a nice comment.
Creative greetings
Tiktus
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[@mercurythelegend]

And most importantly.... leave to dry for 6 months!

[@theboybrutus9894]

Lets be real, I didn’t search for this video, and neither did you... yet here we are.

[@manlymcstud8588]

now i can add this to my ever-growing list of youtube careers, along with, among others, being a chiropractor, sawmill operator, zombie apocalypse survivalist, japanese knife maker, and 19th century railroad engineer.

[@chipchap2625]

Final step: Wait 3 years to dry.

[@raydiesel5792]

I liked it when it actually looked like a black hole..

[@mia-bb5np]

who else just watches these tutorials but never does them?

[@PunmasterSTP]

Black hole technique? More like “That was quite a feat!” That was very interesting to watch, and the result was stunning. Thanks for demonstrating and sharing!

[@vincentkingsley6204]

That's the coolest thing I ever seen

[@em-tee-4583]

Only thing I've hated about doing pours is the amount of paint that is wasted. I'm thinking about dropping canvases under the main canvas to make small pieces out of all the paint that drips off.

[@SixthDivison]

Instructor: "hot air gun"

[@keariewashburn4680]

❤❤😊love it!

[@AlegreViajero44]

How is it possible that 12,000 persons don't like this wonderful and relaxing video... Bravo Tiktus !

[@victoriamahabir2589]

I like how it looks in the cup

[@Rageypeep]

Some people say it's still drying to this day 😂

[@YouTuber-mc2el]

I feel this is something I'd like to try. I maybe kidding myself because you make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing.

[@sassysarina9718]

Something so calming about watching this ❤

[@jimbobjunior.]

Crazy how the pink was so dominant at one stage and then it just practically disappeared by the end.

[@namii1016]

them: creates incredible artwork that looks amazing

[@crypto-insights]

The way the black hole looks at

[@noemisuraci3]

Amazing!!!! Perfect for my son. He's a phisic! Scientist! Hug from Argentina!