ACRYLIC DIRTY POUR TUMBLER

This is just a quick video of the dirty pour. This is for no specific color it is just for the basics without actual acrylic pour paint. For the wine tumblers I used in this video I used several different colors as you can see at the end of the video. I was working on several at one time. The one at the beginning I used white, black, fuchsia, and silver. I also used pouring medium.
So for this method I mixed this using 1:1 ratio of any acrylic color paint you want with the same amount of pouring Medium mixed well. Once you have the colors you want to use mixed well you will want to have a larger container to pour layers of the different color paints into. For this pink cup i actually had 8 different layers poured into a larger container to pour over the cup.
I am sorry this is not very detailed, but I am going to work on that in future videos.
The pouring medium is the following kind:
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the colors are just any color you want to use of acrylic paint.
I used 10ml paint to 10ml of pouring medium for total of 20ml.
the were 15 oz wine tumblers I used from thestainlessdepot.com.
Just for Future knowledge I would honestly mix 15:15 per color if you are using 4 colors. I know it looks like there is a lot of run off, but there was bare spots on the tumbler that did not get covered with the amounts that I mixed of 10:10 per color for 4 colors.
I did not film the epoxy but there was 2 layers of epoxy on each of these tumblers.
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