This is an original piece made using the acrylic pour technique. Acrylic paint colors of paynes grey, turquoise, white, burnt umber, blue, and viridian are puddled with a pouring medium onto a cotton canvas. The paint shifts as it is tilted and stretched across the canvas causing cells of various colors to form. A slight application of heat helps the cells emerge. The process continues until it develops into this seascape. It looks like the blustery swirls of the sea crashing along the rocky coast of Maine in the winter.
This is an original piece made using the acrylic pour technique. Acrylic paint colors of turquoise, gold, deep greens and blues, and white are puddled with a pouring medium over a cotton canvas. The mound of color is tilted and stretched across the canvas until various color cells develop as the paints shift and swirl. The final result appears to be a moving body of water cascading into a waterfall.
This is an original piece made using the acrylic pour technique. Acrylic paint colors of paynes grey, turquoise, white, burnt umber, blue, and viridian are puddled with a pouring medium onto a cotton canvas. The paint shifts as it is tilted and stretched across the canvas causing cells of various colors to form. A slight application of heat helps the cells emerge. The process continues until it develops into this seascape. It looks like the blustery swirls of the sea crashing along the rocky coast of Maine in the winter.