ACRYLIC POURING WITH TIKTUS
This is all about painting with liquid acrylic paints, also known as acrylic pouring
Anyone can paint with liquid paints, I’ll show you the easiest way.
You’ll learn the basics with me in less than half a day and with the pouring techniques you’ll regularly get new ideas for even more beautiful pictures.
ACRYLIC POURING WITH TIKTUS
This is all about painting with liquid acrylic paints, also known as acrylic pouring
Anyone can paint with liquid paints, I’ll show you the easiest way.
You’ll learn the basics with me in less than half a day and with the pouring techniques you’ll regularly get new ideas for even more beautiful pictures.
Acrylic Pouring is a painting technique with which you have endless possibilities. Can’t paint or draw? No problem, with acrylic pouring you don’t need a degree in art or an innate talent for drawing. You just need someone to show you how to do it properly so you don’t waste your time or precious materials.
After over 1000 poured pictures, 300 videos on YouTube and several years of experience, you’ve come to the right place to learn acrylic pouring. With my tried and tested color recipe, you can reproduce almost any technique you find here or on the internet.
I will regularly show you new pouring techniques and ways to create works of art from liquid acrylic paint and a blank canvas. Works of art that will inspire you and your visitors.
In short, acrylic pouring involves diluting acrylic paints with water or a pouring medium. You can use these diluted paints to paint works of art to hang up yourself, give as gifts or sell.
In this video I will show you in just a few minutes what is possible with the pouring painting technique.
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Would you like to learn more pouring possibilities?
Here you will find 12 simple acrylic pouring techniques, perfect for beginners:
I have chosen these techniques for you because you usually only need the liquid acrylic paints, a few empty cups and the canvas.
The pouring techniques are chosen in such a way that it will be easy for any beginner, even without prior knowledge, to paint beautiful pictures.
In my pouring course, I will show you how acrylic pouring is guaranteed to work; I have developed my own color recipe for this, which I have been using myself for years. I will also explain the most important basics, after which you will simply succeed with every picture.
There is nothing more frustrating in pouring than when you buy your paints, mix them, prepare everything, paint your picture and then realize after a few days that the picture has dried: The colors have cracked or the beautiful picture you’ve conjured up is completely warped.
Then it was all for nothing, all the effort, the paint you bought and the joy.
I’ll put an end to that!
I’ll give you a consistent approach that will guide you through the process step by step in short video lessons that you can watch over and over again.
If you enjoy experimenting and want to be surprised by the results, then these 33 unusual pouring techniques are just the thing for you.
Here I paint on canvas with a wide variety of things, such as pot sponges, kitchen strainers or water bottles, to create fascinating little works of art.
If you want to know how I got into acrylic pouring, you can find some more information about me here.
Acrylic pouring is done with liquid acrylic paints.
Acrylic paints are usually rather thick or pasty, so in order to pour them, you have to dilute them first. This can be done in the classic way with water or, even better, with a pouring medium.
Diluting acrylic paints with water:
There aren’t quite as many techniques or options for acrylic paints diluted with water as there are for pouring medium.
This is because the paints diluted with water flow too much; they are simply too watery.
But there are also pouring techniques that are best used with such thin acrylic paints. For example, if you want to paint pictures with a hairdryer, then the paints diluted with water are perfect for this.
You can use most pouring techniques if you dilute your acrylic paints with a pouring medium. Every major paint manufacturer now has its own pouring medium. I personally work with Floetrol from Owatrol, which has the ideal consistency that I need for my techniques.
It also gives the dry pictures a slight shine, so I often don’t have to seal them separately.
I still have some pictures that I painted years ago; nothing has turned yellow or faded yet; this is partly due to the pouring medium, but also to the acrylic paints themselves.
The acrylic paints for the acrylic pouring techniques:
I make sure that the acrylic paints are of excellent quality; a white should still be white even after years and a red should remain red and not fade or bleach.
That’s why I only use paints from the art supply store; these usually have a high level of lightfastness, which ensures that the colors stay beautiful for years.
I use different brands here, depending on the application.
Amsterdam Acrylics by Royal Talens
Paints by Liquitex, Pebeo or Winsor and Newton, to name just a few.
Alongside the painting surfaces, such as canvas or similar, these are the main ingredients for beautiful pouring pictures.
If you want to know exactly what I use, how I calculate the right amount of paint, how to dry my paintings faster and everything you should know about this beautiful art form, then take a look at my online course. There I explain to you step by step in short videos how acrylic pouring works properly.
Acrylic pouring is not just a beautiful painting technique that anyone can do; it is also an often meditative way of painting, very relaxing and always fascinating.
Acrylic pouring never gets boring because the possibilities for working with the paint are almost limitless.
If you have discovered this beautiful hobby for yourself, then welcome to our small community of color artists who simply enjoy painting.
Fine art paintings, immortalized on different materials
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