Pouring/Fluid acrylic. Rings poured on the canvas size 10x20 inch.

#acrylicpouring #fluidart #abstractart
The ring pour is a very popular technique. Every artist who works with fluid acrylic will surely try it. I wanted to make some interesting compositions and color combinations on the 10x20 inch canvas and I think I got it.
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[@yanabormotova9424]

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[@expressionsinart]

Thank you ☺

[@FM-id7lz]

Very pretty, can you share your colors, how do you mix your paints?

[@expressionsinart]

Thank you ☺ Of course. I like to mix different colors and often do not use them right from tube. Yellow is a mix - white, a little bit cadmium yellow, yellow ochre (all Liquitex basic) and Greenish yellow from the Amsterdam brand. I do not have specific proportions, just add a little bit of everything, until I get the tone I like. Dark blue is a mix of ultramarine blue, Payen's grey (Liqiutex basic), and qioxazine purple (Liqiutex basic). Between each color in a cup I add a little bit of white. My mix is a usual recipe - 1 part paint, 1 part fluetrol, water to consistency and some Liqiutex pouring medium. I mix until I get a consistency similar to fresh honey. For rings the pouring consistence should not be too thin. All colors are different, some colors need more medium, some colors need less. Good luck!

[@amiarmanda839]

Moving too much can cause cracks

[@expressionsinart]

We can prevent cracks if the pouring mix has a good fluidity and the right consistency (not too thick). I add floetrol and usually Liqiutex pouring medium for fluidity. Thank you ☺