Pretty colors. Love this piece.i saw someone lightly blow the white to the side instead of tilting it off. I like that idea as you won’t lose the cells you like in the green part. I do like the watercolor look.
Nice results, as they all have been so far. Just curious, about how long does it take the paint to dry? Just wonder if floating debris - airborne dust and the like - is a potential issue.
Thanks, Keith! These paintings usually take about 24 hours to dry completely. I haven't had any issues withe floating debris, dust, etc. Some people do seem to have problems with bugs being attracted to the paint, so I guess that can be an issue if it's summer and the windows are open or if you live in a place with a warmer or tropical climate.
I find these acrylic pours fascinating, I might try it one day.
I highly recommend trying it out if you get the chance. It can be a bit messy, but it's a really fun and relaxing way to create.
Pretty colors. Love this piece.i saw someone lightly blow the white to the side instead of tilting it off. I like that idea as you won’t lose the cells you like in the green part. I do like the watercolor look.
Meri Scott - Thank you, and thanks for the tip about lightly blowing the paint instead of tilting it!
is there something you can add or spray on top to maybe bring back some shine it had?
Nice results, as they all have been so far. Just curious, about how long does it take the paint to dry? Just wonder if floating debris - airborne dust and the like - is a potential issue.
Thanks, Keith! These paintings usually take about 24 hours to dry completely. I haven't had any issues withe floating debris, dust, etc. Some people do seem to have problems with bugs being attracted to the paint, so I guess that can be an issue if it's summer and the windows are open or if you live in a place with a warmer or tropical climate.
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