Acrylic pouring, spatula technique

In this video, you can see me trying the spatula technique (or dustpan, shovel...). To be able to keep the design when tilting the canvas, it's really important to have a background layer. On the first one I've tried, I didn't cover it with paint first, so when I started tilting the canvas, I lost the pattern... On these three canvases, I chose a cream color (house paint) for the background. No silicone was used as usual. All my paint was premixed with floetrol, approximately 1:2 ratio, depending on the thickness of the paint. Then I added a little bit of water until the consistency was just right. Most of the colors are fluid acrylics. I mix my own colors (using different brands), so I can't tell you their names.

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