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How would you feel if an interior designer more than 1,200 miles away commissioned you to create a piece larger than ever attempted on a short deadline?
In today’s episode, Chase Mcclough shares what she did to create this opportunity, how she managed to pull this off, and why other artists like yourself should always SAY YES.
View today's art! 👉 (acrylicpouring.com/large-acrylic-pouring-commission-episode-1-podcast/)
Chase Mcclough currently lives in Northern Virginia, has a PhD in psychology, and is a recent member of the Acrylic Pouring Facebook Community.
This episode is sponsored by Acrylicpouring.com - the leading fluid arts website which provides fluid artists around the world the inspiration and tips they need.
If you are new to fluid arts and want to get started now then go to acrylicpouring.com to learn the 5 fundamentals of making beautiful acrylic pours for FREE. Also, join their Facebook community where every day artists just like YOU are sharing their newest creations that just might end up on another one of these episodes.
See more of Chase's art here:
Instagram: instagram.com/chasingartdreams50?igshid=171trs7s9vxem
Etsy: etsy.com/shop/ChasingartdreamsShop
Hi fellow artist and welcome to the acrylic pouring channel where we dive into the wonderful world of fluid arts including: acrylic pouring, alcohol ink, resin art, and more!
We let talented visual artists share their art techniques, color inspirations, and art tips for creating amazing fluid art.
Consider subscribing whether you want to make a living selling your art as a full time artist or to improve your art then this channel is for you!
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https://smart.bio/acrylicpouring/
How would you feel if an interior designer more than 1,200 miles away commissioned you to create a piece larger than ever attempted on a short deadline?
In today’s episode, Chase Mcclough shares what she did to create this opportunity, how she managed to pull this off, and why other artists like yourself should always SAY YES.
View today's art! 👉 (acrylicpouring.com/large-acrylic-pouring-commission-episode-1-podcast/)
Chase Mcclough currently lives in Northern Virginia, has a PhD in psychology, and is a recent member of the Acrylic Pouring Facebook Community.
This episode is sponsored by Acrylicpouring.com - the leading fluid arts website which provides fluid artists around the world the inspiration and tips they need.
If you are new to fluid arts and want to get started now then go to acrylicpouring.com to learn the 5 fundamentals of making beautiful acrylic pours for FREE. Also, join their Facebook community where every day artists just like YOU are sharing their newest creations that just might end up on another one of these episodes.
See more of Chase's art here:
Instagram: instagram.com/chasingartdreams50?igshid=171trs7s9vxem
Etsy: etsy.com/shop/ChasingartdreamsShop
Hi fellow artist and welcome to the acrylic pouring channel where we dive into the wonderful world of fluid arts including: acrylic pouring, alcohol ink, resin art, and more!
We let talented visual artists share their art techniques, color inspirations, and art tips for creating amazing fluid art.
Consider subscribing whether you want to make a living selling your art as a full time artist or to improve your art then this channel is for you!
Subscribe: youtube.com/channel/UCwbgfEitYztRWdayz2ZQksQ?view_as=subscriber?sub_confirmation=1






![Starburst Swipe Technique for Acrylic Pouring [Tutorial]
I usually swipe in a straight line, dont we all (mostly), but I have done one wavy swipe in the past on this one. Im still swiping in a straight line but instead of from top to bottom or left to right, on this one, I lay out the paints in a circle and then swipe out from the center. Im conscious that the yellows and the orange are transparent paints and Ive had trouble in the past trying to swipe transparent over opaque so I wondered at the time what this would look like when it dried.
Read the full blog post that accompanies this video: https://acrylicpouring.com/starburst-exploding-swipe-painting/
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Supplies I Used:
12-inch economy canvas from multi pack - https://amzn.to/3QCJy7l
Blick Student Acrylics - see blog
Art Alternatives Acrylic paints - see blog
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