Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In his latest installment for our channel, artist Steve Shaw goes big with a 24x30 dirty flip cup pour, which results in an oversized, beautiful marbleized painting. The artist offers several tips for working with large canvases. Also be sure to notice his quick, free-handed flip when he adds over 20 ounces of paint to the canvas!
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Read the full blog post that accompanies this video:
acrylicpouring.com/huge-flip-cup
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Supplies I Used:
- Paint by FolkArt. The 6 colors used were: Black, Teal, Wicker White, Platinum, Chick, and Marina Mist (amzn.to/39Bwyyf)
- Silicone by 3in1. In the video I mistakenly call it “3in1silicone oil”. It is actually just silicone made by the 3in1company (amzn.to/3N65yV3)
- Zinsser Paint Booster a.k.a., Zinsser Flow Control Additive (amzn.to/3OjBJ4y)
- Water (In Atlanta, I use the water right out of the faucet, but you may need to use bottled water.)
- 24x30 inch canvas (amzn.to/3QqUG7b)
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In his latest installment for our channel, artist Steve Shaw goes big with a 24x30 dirty flip cup pour, which results in an oversized, beautiful marbleized painting. The artist offers several tips for working with large canvases. Also be sure to notice his quick, free-handed flip when he adds over 20 ounces of paint to the canvas!
If you enjoy the content of the video, please consider subscribing. If you would like to see more of Steve Shaw’s artwork, you can visit his Etsy store at this link etsy.com/shop/ArtBySteveShaw?ref=l2-shopheader-name
Read the full blog post that accompanies this video:
acrylicpouring.com/huge-flip-cup
Learn and improve your acrylic pouring with the biggest community of pouraholics in world. Claim your free copy of the "5 Fundamentals of Acrylic Pouring" course here: acrylicpouring.com
Supplies I Used:
- Paint by FolkArt. The 6 colors used were: Black, Teal, Wicker White, Platinum, Chick, and Marina Mist (amzn.to/39Bwyyf)
- Silicone by 3in1. In the video I mistakenly call it “3in1silicone oil”. It is actually just silicone made by the 3in1company (amzn.to/3N65yV3)
- Zinsser Paint Booster a.k.a., Zinsser Flow Control Additive (amzn.to/3OjBJ4y)
- Water (In Atlanta, I use the water right out of the faucet, but you may need to use bottled water.)
- 24x30 inch canvas (amzn.to/3QqUG7b)
I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.










![How to Use a Torch in Acrylic Pouring [Beginner Tutorial]
Just why do you need a torch for acrylic pour painting? What does the torch do? How does the torch create cells? Do you even need a torch at all? What features should the torch have and how do you refill it? So many questions about using a torch for acrylic pouring – here are all the answers.
Read the full blog post that accompanies this video: https://acrylicpouring.com/snippets-using-refilling-butane-torch/
Learn and improve your acrylic pouring with the biggest community of pouraholics in world. Claim your free copy of the 5 Fundamentals of Acrylic Pouring course here: https://acrylicpouring.com/
Chefs torches Ideal for use with acrylic pouring:
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Butane gas refill can - https://amzn.to/3QC7Nm1
Or the BBQ lighter as an alternative - https://amzn.to/3zPfmQB
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