Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Today I'm starting on the first three of a set of six flip cups. Each will feature a prominent color on the color wheel. Starting with the primaries today; blue, red and yellow. Tomorrow's video will feature the secondary colors; green, purple and orange. I love the way they came out! Color details and recipe used are listed at the bottom of this box, as always.
If you enjoy fluid art, acrylic pouring, and learning techniques that consistently create impact, consider subscribing for weekly tutorials and experiments.
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Visit MY WEBSITE (linked below) to see more of my art. (I will split shipping costs with any purchases over $100 made outside of the US! Just email me with the name of your choice or choices and I will calculate shipping...my website is not set up to calculate international shipping).
I recently added a bunch of new work to my website, linked below. Click on SHOP to see everything, then sort by latest.
Website: chrissypaints.com (click on SHOP to see all works)
Email: chrissypaints@yahoo.com
Facebook: facebook.com/wherecreativityhasnoboundaries
Instagram: instagram.com/christinejeszeck
twitter.com/ChrisJeszeck
Have you seen my online wearable art storefront?
legaleriste.com/christine.jeszeck
If you found this video helpful and want to throw some change at me, you're welcome to do so at paypal.me/ChrisJeszeck
Thank you my friends!
Today's pouring medium was 3 Parts Elmer's Glue All, 2 Parts Liquitex Pouring Medium and 1 Part Water. I used two parts pouring medium to one part of the following paint (adding water to thin as needed):
Deco Art Prussian Blue, Masters Touch Sky Blue, Artists Loft White. Masters Touch Permanent Red, Crimson, Artists Loft Metallic Black. Master's Touch Medium Yellow, Yellow Ochre, and Burnt Umber. Deco Art Primary Yellow.
#flipcup #fluidart #acrylicpouring
Today I'm starting on the first three of a set of six flip cups. Each will feature a prominent color on the color wheel. Starting with the primaries today; blue, red and yellow. Tomorrow's video will feature the secondary colors; green, purple and orange. I love the way they came out! Color details and recipe used are listed at the bottom of this box, as always.
If you enjoy fluid art, acrylic pouring, and learning techniques that consistently create impact, consider subscribing for weekly tutorials and experiments.
🔔 New videos every week
Visit MY WEBSITE (linked below) to see more of my art. (I will split shipping costs with any purchases over $100 made outside of the US! Just email me with the name of your choice or choices and I will calculate shipping...my website is not set up to calculate international shipping).
I recently added a bunch of new work to my website, linked below. Click on SHOP to see everything, then sort by latest.
Website: chrissypaints.com (click on SHOP to see all works)
Email: chrissypaints@yahoo.com
Facebook: facebook.com/wherecreativityhasnoboundaries
Instagram: instagram.com/christinejeszeck
twitter.com/ChrisJeszeck
Have you seen my online wearable art storefront?
legaleriste.com/christine.jeszeck
If you found this video helpful and want to throw some change at me, you're welcome to do so at paypal.me/ChrisJeszeck
Thank you my friends!
Today's pouring medium was 3 Parts Elmer's Glue All, 2 Parts Liquitex Pouring Medium and 1 Part Water. I used two parts pouring medium to one part of the following paint (adding water to thin as needed):
Deco Art Prussian Blue, Masters Touch Sky Blue, Artists Loft White. Masters Touch Permanent Red, Crimson, Artists Loft Metallic Black. Master's Touch Medium Yellow, Yellow Ochre, and Burnt Umber. Deco Art Primary Yellow.
#flipcup #fluidart #acrylicpouring
