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THE ACRYLIC POURING ONLINE COURSE

Your pour painting step by step guide

THE ACRYLIC POURING ONLINE COURSE

Your pour painting step by step guide

THE ACRYLIC POURING ONLINE COURSE

Your pour painting step by step guide

Hi, my name is Lars, better known as Tiktus.

I’ve been working with liquid acrylic paints since 2018.

On my YouTube channel “Tiktus color art” with over 870,000 followers, I regularly show you exciting techniques and methods related to acrylic pouring.

Over the years, I have regularly received many recurring questions:

How to mix the colors, what I use to make the pictures shine so beautifully, what do you have to consider to avoid this and that, how to find the right color combinations, etc.

This acrylic pouring online course will answer your questions!

I have packed everything I know about fluid painting into individual, compact video lessons.

Unlike on YouTube, I comment on every single step, why I do what and when, so that you can create beautiful pictures yourself.

 
You can expect in this Acrylic pouring online course:
 
👉🏼 38 short basic lessons
+ course updates (e.g. creating mesh cells with silicone oil)
👉🏼 New long-term tested color recipes
👉🏼 New readily available materials
👉🏼 New techniques that you can implement immediately
👉🏼 Lots of little tricks and tips to make every picture a success
👉🏼 Proven methods with which you will achieve recurring results every time

+ all new content that I add to the pouring course later will be free for you!

Hi, my name is Lars, better known as Tiktus.

I’ve been working with liquid acrylic paints since 2018.

On my YouTube channel “Tiktus color art” with over 870,000 followers, I regularly show you exciting techniques and methods related to acrylic pouring.

Over the years, I have regularly received many recurring questions:

How to mix the colors, what I use to make the pictures shine so beautifully, what do you have to consider to avoid this and that, how to find the right color combinations, etc.

This acrylic pouring online course will answer your questions!

I have packed everything I know about fluid painting into individual, compact video lessons.

Unlike on YouTube, I comment on every single step, why I do what and when, so that you can create beautiful pictures yourself.

You can expect in this Acrylic pouring online course:

👉🏼 38 short basic lessons
+ course updates (e.g. creating mesh cells with silicone oil)

👉🏼 New long-term tested color recipes.

👉🏼 New readily available materials.

👉🏼 New techniques that you can implement immediately.

👉🏼 Lots of little tricks and tips to make every picture a success.

👉🏼 Proven methods with which you will always achieve recurring results.

+ all new content that I add to the pouring course later will be free for you!

HERE YOU CAN WATCH THE LESSON “PREPARING THE CANVASES” IN ADVANCE TO GET AN IMPRESSION OF THE COURSE CONTENT.

HERE YOU CAN WATCH THE LESSON “PREPARING THE CANVASES” IN ADVANCE TO GET AN IMPRESSION OF THE COURSE CONTENT.

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FULL TRANSPARENCY


I work with the following materials in this acrylic pouring course:

👉🏼  Floetrol as a casting/pouring medium

As colors I use three manufacturers, if you have “one” of the three manufacturers at your disposal, it is enough to follow the course.

You don’t have to use all three manufacturers!

I use the colors of:

👉🏼  Royal Talens Amsterdam Acrylics
👉🏼  Winsor and Newton Acrylics
👉🏼  Liquitex Basics Acrylics

In German-speaking countries, it is no problem at all to obtain these materials.

They are available in the well-known specialist artists’ markets or can easily be ordered online.

However, if you live in another European country or overseas, check whether you can get hold of the materials mentioned above.

This will make it easier for you to follow the course and achieve the same results.

Course software and payment:

To ensure that the course is secure and available at all times, I work together with the company Elopage, where the course is stored.

If you want to buy a course access, the payment does not go directly to me.

Here I use the payment provider of Elopage, Namotto GmbH, both are based in Berlin/Germany and process the payments GDPR compliant and according to the highest security standards.

FULL TRANSPARENCY


I work with the following materials in this acrylic pouring course:

👉🏼  Floetrol as a casting/pouring medium

As colors I use three manufacturers, if you have “one” of the three manufacturers at your disposal, it is enough to follow the course.

You don’t have to use all three manufacturers!

I use the colors of:

👉🏼  Royal Talens Amsterdam Acrylics
👉🏼  Winsor and Newton Acrylics
👉🏼  Liquitex Basics Acrylics

In German-speaking countries, it is no problem at all to obtain these materials.

They are available in the well-known specialist artists’ markets or can easily be ordered online.

However, if you live in another European country or overseas, check whether you can get hold of the materials mentioned above.

This will make it easier for you to follow the course and achieve the same results.

Course software and payment:

To ensure that the course is secure and available at all times, I work together with the company Elopage, where the course is stored.

If you want to buy a course access, the payment does not go directly to me.

Here I use the payment provider of Elopage, Namotto GmbH, both are based in Berlin/Germany and process the payments GDPR compliant and according to the highest security standards.

WHO IS THIS POURING COURSE SUITABLE FOR?

👉🏼   For all those who want to learn acrylic pouring without prior knowledge.

👉🏼  For beginners in this beautiful hobby as well as experienced artists.

👉🏼  For all those who no longer just want to “try it out”, but finally want to paint with confidence. Knowing that nothing can go wrong.

Is this a member area with monthly costs?

No, you buy access to the pouring course once and can use it as often as you like. All at your own pace. It is a separate video area that is password protected.

Do I have to cancel separately?

You don’t have to cancel anything, you pay for access to the learning content and can watch it whenever you want. + anything I add to the course later, such as new ideas or techniques, is included in the price for you.

How can you pay?

If you click on the “Buy now” button, you will be taken to the selection of payment options, such as Paypal etc..
The payment is not sent directly to me, but to the payment provider of elopage, Namotto GmbH, which handles the payment processing for me.

Will the course be sent to me?

No, the course can be accessed at any time and from anywhere on the Internet. After the purchase you can create your own password and together with your e-mail address you can then log in to the login page and watch the videos as often as you like.

WHO IS THIS POURING COURSE SUITABLE FOR?

👉🏼   For all those who want to learn acrylic pouring without prior knowledge.

👉🏼  For beginners in this beautiful hobby as well as experienced artists.

👉🏼  For all those who no longer just want to “try it out”, but finally want to paint with confidence. Knowing that nothing can go wrong.

Is this a member area with monthly costs?

No, you buy access to the pouring course once and can use it as often as you like. All at your own pace. It is a separate video area that is password protected.

Do I have to cancel separately?

You don’t have to cancel anything, you pay for access to the learning content and can watch it whenever you want. + anything I add to the course later, such as new ideas or techniques, is included in the price for you.

How can you pay?

If you click on the “Buy now” button, you will be taken to the selection of payment options, such as Paypal etc..
The payment is not sent directly to me, but to the payment provider of elopage, Namotto GmbH, which handles the payment processing for me.

Will the course be sent to me?

No, the course can be accessed at any time and from anywhere on the Internet. After the purchase you can create your own password and together with your e-mail address you can then log in to the login page and watch the videos as often as you like.

These lessons await you in the Pouring course

Lesson 1 of 4 – The basic equipment – You should have these things ready before you start acrylic pouring.

Lesson 2 of 4 – The work area – good preparation will save you a lot of trouble later.

Lesson 3 of 4 – Build your own pouring box – use it to paint your pictures in your evening dress.

Lesson 4 of 4 – How easy it is to build a turntable – quick to make and you don’t need any tools.

Lesson 1 of 2 – Don’t know which colors to use? – It’s so easy to turn any color combination into an eye-catcher.

Lesson 2 of 2 – Combine two key contrasting colors for even better results.

Lesson 1 of 4 – calculating quantities – so you’ll never mix too much or too little paint again.

Lesson 2 of 4 – my new color recipe is the basis for beautiful pictures – pictures that work again and again!

Lesson 3 of 4 – the comparison – Here I show you why it is so important to let your colors “rest”.

Lesson 4 of 4 – the drying trick – with this simple trick your paintings will dry 2 days faster.

Lesson 1 of 9 – The fusion method

Lesson 2 of 9 – The leftover pouring method

Lesson 3 of 9 – The flip-dip method

Lesson 4 of 9 – The Infinity Technique

Lesson 5 of 9 – The snake technique

Lesson 6 of 9 – The Color Stripe Method

Lesson 7 of 9 – The swirl technique

Lesson 8 of 9 – Pollock Style

Lesson 9 of 9 – The Wandering Cup

Lesson 1 of 4 – Preparation – you should have these materials ready.

Lesson 2 of 4 – Calculate the right amount of paint you need for a picture.

Lesson 3 of 4 – The color recipe – with the right color recipe you can lay the foundations for successful pictures.

Lesson 4 of 4 – Mixing the colors correctly – avoid disturbing effects in the picture by mixing the colors correctly.

Lesson 1 of 6 – Multi-cup on round acrylic glass plate

Lesson 2 of 6 – Multi-cup technique with turntable – the star effect

Lesson 3 of 6 – The floating cup – A technique that produces beautiful cells.

Lesson 4 of 6 – Dipping the canvas – When everything is prepared, this technique is the quickest way to paint a picture.

Lesson 5 of 6 – Painting a geode – This is how easy it is to paint your own geode with liquid colors.

Lesson 6 of 6 – Painting with a hairdryer – the right amount of paint is important, I’ll show you two ways to create fascinating pictures.

Lesson 1 of 4 – Wildly distributed or somewhat ordered cells, this is how it works!

Lesson 2 of 4 – You can also create just a few cells, I’ll show you how to do this in this lesson.

Lesson 3 of 4 – In this lesson, I’ll show you how to quickly create lots of small cells in your picture.

Lesson 4 of 4 – Acrylic paints diluted only with water + silicone oil – this combination results in your very own cells.

Lesson 1 of 5 – Sealing pictures with transparent spray paint.

Lesson 2 of 5 – Sealing pictures with epoxy resin – Part 1 – Getting the materials ready and preparing the canvas.

Lesson 3 of 5 – Sealing pictures with epoxy resin – Part 2 – Mixing the epoxy resin.

Lesson 4 of 5 – Sealing pictures with epoxy resin – Part 3 – Sealing the canvas.

Lesson 5 of 5 – Sealing pictures with epoxy resin – Part 4 – Cleaning pictures created with silicone oil and sealing them with epoxy resin.

Update 1: In this update I will explain to you how to create such beautiful mesh cells with silicone oil.

Update 2: I will explain to you how to create multi-colored cells with silicone oil in this little update.

These lessons await you in the Pouring course

Lesson 1 of 4 – The basic equipment – You should have these things ready before you start acrylic pouring.

Lesson 2 of 4 – The work area – good preparation will save you a lot of trouble later.

Lesson 3 of 4 – Build your own pouring box – use it to paint your pictures in your evening dress.

Lesson 4 of 4 – How easy it is to build a turntable – quick to make and you don’t need any tools.

Lesson 1 of 2 – Don’t know which colors to use? – It’s so easy to turn any color combination into an eye-catcher.

Lesson 2 of 2 – Combine two key contrasting colors for even better results.

Lesson 1 of 4 – calculating quantities – so you’ll never mix too much or too little paint again.

Lesson 2 of 4 – my new color recipe is the basis for beautiful pictures – pictures that work again and again!

Lesson 3 of 4 – the comparison – Here I show you why it is so important to let your colors “rest”.

Lesson 4 of 4 – the drying trick – with this simple trick your paintings will dry 2 days faster.

Lesson 1 of 9 – The fusion method

Lesson 2 of 9 – The leftover pouring method

Lesson 3 of 9 – The flip-dip method

Lesson 4 of 9 – The Infinity Technique

Lesson 5 of 9 – The snake technique

Lesson 6 of 9 – The Color Stripe Method

Lesson 7 of 9 – The swirl technique

Lesson 8 of 9 – Pollock Style

Lesson 9 of 9 – The Wandering Cup

Lesson 1 of 4 – Preparation – you should have these materials ready.

Lesson 2 of 4 – Calculate the right amount of paint you need for a picture.

Lesson 3 of 4 – The color recipe – with the right color recipe you can lay the foundations for successful pictures.

Lesson 4 of 4 – Mixing the colors correctly – avoid disturbing effects in the picture by mixing the colors correctly.

Lesson 1 of 6 – Multi-cup on round acrylic glass plate

Lesson 2 of 6 – Multi-cup technique with turntable – the star effect

Lesson 3 of 6 – The floating cup – A technique that produces beautiful cells.

Lesson 4 of 6 – Dipping the canvas – When everything is prepared, this technique is the quickest way to paint a picture.

Lesson 5 of 6 – Painting a geode – This is how easy it is to paint your own geode with liquid colors.

Lesson 6 of 6 – Painting with a hairdryer – the right amount of paint is important, I’ll show you two ways to create fascinating pictures.

Lesson 1 of 4 – Wildly distributed or somewhat ordered cells, this is how it works!

Lesson 2 of 4 – You can also create just a few cells, I’ll show you how to do this in this lesson.

Lesson 3 of 4 – In this lesson, I’ll show you how to quickly create lots of small cells in your picture.

Lesson 4 of 4 – Acrylic paints diluted only with water + silicone oil – this combination results in your very own cells.

Lesson 1 of 5 – Sealing pictures with transparent spray paint.

Lesson 2 of 5 – Sealing pictures with epoxy resin – Part 1 – Getting the materials ready and preparing the canvas.

Lesson 3 of 5 – Sealing pictures with epoxy resin – Part 2 – Mixing the epoxy resin.

Lesson 4 of 5 – Sealing pictures with epoxy resin – Part 3 – Sealing the canvas.

Lesson 5 of 5 – Sealing pictures with epoxy resin – Part 4 – Cleaning pictures created with silicone oil and sealing them with epoxy resin.

Update 1: In this update I will explain to you how to create such beautiful mesh cells with silicone oil.

Update 2: I will explain to you how to create multi-colored cells with silicone oil in this little update.

“Tiktus is a great teacher, he knows how to break down something as complex as acrylic pouring in a way that is easy for me to understand and follow. I also really like the new updates that are added without me having to pay anything extra.”

I just finished binge watching your acrylic pouring course over the past couple of days. Totally worth it! I looked online at a number of different courses and took a chance on yours. I’m so glad I did. I became enraptured with acrylic pour about a month ago as it didn’t require that I had traditional painting skills. I found some deeply discounted, pouring paints on sale, bought them, took the plunge and produced a reasonably decent piece that hooked me. But then I went down a rabbit hole. As you know, there’s a ton of information on You Tube and everyone has their opinion on what paint to use, how to mix it, water or pouring medium, etc. It was overwhelming. On one piece my paints would be too thin, on another too thick. On another too thick AND too thin. I knew I need a teacher with a single approach that I could use to help me create consistent pieces and decided to look at your course after watching one of your You Tube videos. Your course absolutely nailed not only the basics, but offered some tips and tricks that will save me money on wasted paint and supplies for years to come. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

All the best, Gretchen M. USA “

“I’ve been following you on YouTube for over a year and have tried many of your techniques, but my colors were always way too diluted. Thanks to this course, I finally know how to do it properly. Thank you so much!”

“At last!!! I’ve been waiting for this course for so long. Nice and entertaining, no hours of explanations, simply TOP.”

“Good evening Tiktus. You’re a great teacher. I’m a bit older and was worried that I might not be able to keep up. But far from it, it’s very calming and relaxing to listen to you and I’ve already learned more in the first few lessons than I have in the last few months on various websites.”

“Tiktus is a great teacher, he knows how to break down something as complex as acrylic pouring in a way that is easy for me to understand and follow. I also really like the new updates that are added without me having to pay anything extra.”

I just finished binge watching your acrylic pouring course over the past couple of days. Totally worth it! I looked online at a number of different courses and took a chance on yours. I’m so glad I did. I became enraptured with acrylic pour about a month ago as it didn’t require that I had traditional painting skills. I found some deeply discounted, pouring paints on sale, bought them, took the plunge and produced a reasonably decent piece that hooked me. But then I went down a rabbit hole. As you know, there’s a ton of information on You Tube and everyone has their opinion on what paint to use, how to mix it, water or pouring medium, etc. It was overwhelming. On one piece my paints would be too thin, on another too thick. On another too thick AND too thin. I knew I need a teacher with a single approach that I could use to help me create consistent pieces and decided to look at your course after watching one of your You Tube videos. Your course absolutely nailed not only the basics, but offered some tips and tricks that will save me money on wasted paint and supplies for years to come. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

All the best, Gretchen M. USA “

“I’ve been following you on YouTube for over a year and have tried many of your techniques, but my colors were always way too diluted. Thanks to this course, I finally know how to do it properly. Thank you so much!”

“At last!!! I’ve been waiting for this course for so long. Nice and entertaining, no hours of explanations, simply TOP.”

“Good evening Tiktus. You’re a great teacher. I’m a bit older and was worried that I might not be able to keep up. But far from it, it’s very calming and relaxing to listen to you and I’ve already learned more in the first few lessons than I have in the last few months on various websites.”