(396) Layer blowing technique | Acrylic Pouring for beginners | Fluid acrylic

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Издатель Feb 25, 2021

In today's video, flowers are expressed using the blowing technique. My idea is to work with the green of the leaves first, then the color of the flowers. I wanted the leaves and petals to appear separate. And I tried to express several layers of petals.
This time, silicone oil was added to make cells, but flower without cells are also good. Which one do you like more, a flower with cells or a flower without cells? Let me know what you think.

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My Paint Mixing Formula for Acrylic Pouring
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Fluid Acrylic : Fluid medium -1:1
+ A Little Water
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Liquitex Basic Acrylic : Fluid medium - 8 : 10
+ Water
(The fluid medium I used is Elmer’s Glue-All.)

BGM : Kiss the Sky - Aakash Gandhi, Falling snow, Frozen in love, Sea of Memory
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