Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This is a fun technique of using hammer on fluid acrylic colors. By striking hammer on the colors, you get very good flower type shapes on canvas.
I found that when color is of thicker (honey) consistency it gave good results. Dilute paint in running consistencies spread quickly and does not pool to create splash. I faced a series of hit and misses in this experiment.
Key learning point:
1. Paint in honey consistency
2. Add more paint for good result
3. Don't keep hammering, the paint it will become muddy
4. Keep some distance between the pools
5. Keep experimenting:)
Please watch and learn from this process.
All the colors are acrylic colors mixed with 30% pouring medium.
Before hammering the colors, I covered the canvas with black and white paint and created a gradient on canvas.
If you enjoyed the video, please like it.
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Please watch: "Unique Patterns with Tilted Puddle Pour"
youtube.com/watch?v=ee4AobMW56c
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This is a fun technique of using hammer on fluid acrylic colors. By striking hammer on the colors, you get very good flower type shapes on canvas.
I found that when color is of thicker (honey) consistency it gave good results. Dilute paint in running consistencies spread quickly and does not pool to create splash. I faced a series of hit and misses in this experiment.
Key learning point:
1. Paint in honey consistency
2. Add more paint for good result
3. Don't keep hammering, the paint it will become muddy
4. Keep some distance between the pools
5. Keep experimenting:)
Please watch and learn from this process.
All the colors are acrylic colors mixed with 30% pouring medium.
Before hammering the colors, I covered the canvas with black and white paint and created a gradient on canvas.
If you enjoyed the video, please like it.
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Please watch: "Unique Patterns with Tilted Puddle Pour"
youtube.com/watch?v=ee4AobMW56c
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