Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Today I paint with split infinity pours, see what is possible with it! Together with the color combination it is already very galaxy-like.
Why do I split the colors at all? With the normal infinity pour you fill two cups with the colors of your choice. Now you pour the colors, as seen in the video, on top of each other, with circular movements. This creates images with drawings that seem infinitely long and intertwined.
But there are always only quite thick lines of color that are created in the process, until you get to the end, where the paint cup is already almost empty, now there are very thin lines, which I particularly liked.
With the splitting lids, these thin lines come quite early in the picture and so change the whole character of the picture. It looks much more delicate.
Here you can find a video with classic infinity pour paintings, compare the results yourself: youtu.be/lAh06AMH1Jo
I hope you like the idea, as always I appreciate a thumbs up or a nice comment.
Creative greetings
Tiktus
#galaxypainting #infinitypour #painting
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More from me: tiktusart.com
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Thank you for your support.
Tiktus
Today I paint with split infinity pours, see what is possible with it! Together with the color combination it is already very galaxy-like.
Why do I split the colors at all? With the normal infinity pour you fill two cups with the colors of your choice. Now you pour the colors, as seen in the video, on top of each other, with circular movements. This creates images with drawings that seem infinitely long and intertwined.
But there are always only quite thick lines of color that are created in the process, until you get to the end, where the paint cup is already almost empty, now there are very thin lines, which I particularly liked.
With the splitting lids, these thin lines come quite early in the picture and so change the whole character of the picture. It looks much more delicate.
Here you can find a video with classic infinity pour paintings, compare the results yourself: youtu.be/lAh06AMH1Jo
I hope you like the idea, as always I appreciate a thumbs up or a nice comment.
Creative greetings
Tiktus
#galaxypainting #infinitypour #painting
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You can also buy many of my artworks, you can find my Etsy store here*: tidd.ly/3DoPOZk
My Book: = amzn.to/2nUk2C8 (advertising Amazon.de*)
More from me: tiktusart.com
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* = As an Etsy affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases: Links marked with * in my video description are afilliate links. Through some sponsored links I get a small commission when you purchase a product. The purchase price for you does not change as a result!
Thank you for your support.
Tiktus
