PAINT & WATER DUTCH POUR ✨Amazing Cells! Acrylic Pour Tutorial

Used a variation of the Dutch pour technique to create abstract Fluid Art. An acrylic pouring tutorial explaining technique to get cells and beautiful effects blowing very thin fluid acrylic paint (Just paint and water) with a hair dryer. I'm using amsterdam and pebeo paints in this piece and go over the colors in the video. Forgot to mention the base is primarily Amsterdam titanium white mixed with the colors to tint. It’s this titanium white that creates cell reactions, so if you use a different white it will not work in the same way with these effects.
video how I mix my paints:
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About me, I am a self taught fluid artist in Southern California. I have never taken an acrylic pouring course. I am a breast cancer survivor and started watching fluidart/acrylic pouring videos during my year of treatment.
Pouring art was a form of therapy for me during my recovery. It quickly became a newfound passion and I tried many different acrylic pouring techniques! I started attempting the dutch pour in 2019. I have been greatly inspired by Rinske Douna, Molly’s artistry, Fiona Acrylic and MelyD! So thankful for all their beautiful creations here on YouTube. Rinske Douna is the Dutch artist who originally came up with the idea of the Dutch pour, check out her youtube channel in the rare case that you have come upon mine without having seen hers!

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