How to make a Scenery by using Fluid Acrylic Paints and acrylic pouring technique @symphonyofcolors2017
How to make a Scenery by using Fluid Acrylic Paints and acrylic pouring technique  @symphonyofcolors2017
Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
A very easy and fun technique of making a scenery by pouring paints. I created cloud and wave effects by blowing on paints instead of a brush. I used swiping tool for making mountains instead of a pallet knife. I did a flip cup for tree canopy.

Pouring medium: 2 parts Elmer glue, 2 parts Demco pouring medium, two parts Floetrol and 3 parts tap water.
There is no silicon in the colors.
Colors: Neon yellow, Cobalt blue, Emerald green, White, Black (Artist' loft); Bright pink, Lavender, Navy blue, Hunter green, Leaf green (Deco Art); Orange (Liquitex); Burnt umber Different shades of blue colors were made by mixing blue and navy blue with white color.

Canvas: Artist's Loft 16X20"

Music: Drone in D by Kevin MacLeod

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Please watch: "Unique Patterns with Tilted Puddle Pour"
youtube.com/watch?v=ee4AobMW56c
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How to make a Scenery by using Fluid Acrylic Paints and acrylic pouring technique

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