Mad scientist at work on acrylic pouring process with milk paints and acrylics and a jug

As you will see in video this didn’t go to plan, what’s new I ask 😁

My pouring medium used for my current work is a pre mix of 70% “Elmer’s glue all”and 30% water, (most pva glues can be made up with same ratios to make a pouring medium), I add my pour medium to my paint slowly until I achieve the consistency of pouring cream, approximately 50/50 more pm if needed.
My paint brands varying, Mont marte studio acrylics, Global impasto paints and Byron paints both Australian made.
Other paints I love to use and work well with my pouring medium are Burrows paints, chroma A2,

When iv mixed my paints I add 2-4 drops maximum of Helmar silicone, also Australian made, I stir in well.
I always like to mix up my paints the day before I’m going to paint and cover with a damp tea towel, as iv found I have much better results.
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The above Australian suppliers have a great range of acrylic pouring products
Mont marte paints various sizes and colours
Helmar silicone and helmar glues
Just ask Diane or Anthony