It turned out gorgeous! I wish you could see it in person. The base color is very unique and looks completely gray in the video; it is a mix of purple and pink with gray. So hard to explain. I wish I could replicate it. LOL
I love the colors, especially the iridescent pearl mixed with the light rose. The shimmer when they are mixed is so soft and beautiful. Then the softness is balanced with the bold purple. Although I tried a different way of applying the colors on the square canvas, it really didn't change the overall look too much. It worked but I think I like it equal on both sides better. I don' know. What do you think? I do love it though!
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Colors Used:
Purple - Mystery Purple (Seeing how it dried I think it is Dioxizine Purple by Liquitex.
Ultra Marine Violet - LIquitex
Permanent Red Purple - Amsterdam
Rose Madder - SOHO
Iridescent Pearl - Modern Masters
Light Rose - Amsterdam
Mauve - Amsterdam Expert Series
Pouring Medium:
I use approximately 70% - 80% American Foletrol to approximately 30% - 40% paint. Then approximately 25% - 40% paint to PM. The most important thing to remember is ALL the paints need to be thin and the same consistency including the base.