Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

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Today I'm using up my flip cup pouring medium with this piece I'm calling "Primal Web". Raw, ancient energy that highlights the intricate, interconnected cell structures stretching across the canvas (I had a little artificial intelligence help me with that phrasing!). Colors and recipe used provided below.

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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):

Artist's Loft Black, White, Aqua Green, Old Gold, Ultramarine Blue, Metallic Cobalt Blue.

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