Watch this Acrylic Pouring With String Pull – A Man And The Moon video. You can create a stunning masterpiece of your own using these Acrylic Pour Painting techniques.
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Details of Acrylic Pouring With String Pull – A Man And The Moon
This is one of our favorite acrylic pouring projects we ever made. Please watch the satisfying video until the end and tell us if you see it: a man holding the moon. Read the whole description for more details and share your thoughts in the comments section!
Friends, here’s how we made this cool painting. First of all, we mixed the acrylic paint with floetrol, water and a few drops of silicone. Here are the exact proportions:
1 oz of acrylic paint
1 oz of floetrol
0.5 oz of water
A few drops (4-5) of silicone fluid
We coated the canvas with a white base, which is just acrylic paint also prepped with floetrol and water, for the colored paint to slide better. We poured each color in lines, beginning with the dark blue – for the night sky. We handled the canvas, then pulled the paint with a piece of paper. Using a syringe, we poured some black paint and fixed a piece of rope on it. On the side, on another piece of string we poured some white paint. We thought we’d ruined everything when we pulled the black string and accidentally dropped it, but thankfully, we were able to fix it. So, we pulled the two strings, to create the man’s body and the moon, then added the head using a syringe. We imagined a person standing on the beach, “holding” the moon. What do you see?
Got a suggestion on what we should make next? Share your thoughts below!
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Friends, here’s how we made this cool painting. First of all, we mixed the acrylic paint with floetrol, water and a few drops of silicone. Here are the exact proportions:
1 oz of acrylic paint
1 oz of floetrol
0.5 oz of water
A few drops (4-5) of silicone fluid
We coated the canvas with a white base, which is just acrylic paint also prepped with floetrol and water, for the colored paint to slide better. We poured each color in lines, beginning with the dark blue – for the night sky. We handled the canvas, then pulled the paint with a piece of paper. Using a syringe, we poured some black paint and fixed a piece of rope on it. On the side, on another piece of string we poured some white paint. We thought we’d ruined everything when we pulled the black string and accidentally dropped it, but thankfully, we were able to fix it. So, we pulled the two strings, to create the man’s body and the moon, then added the head using a syringe. We imagined a person standing on the beach, “holding” the moon. What do you see?
Got a suggestion on what we should make next? Share your thoughts below!
If you enjoyed this video, make sure you subscribe to our channel:
and turn on the notifications, so you don’t miss anything we post!
#satisfying #fluidart #acrylicpaint #fluidpainting #abstract #art #arttherapy #relaxing #oddlysatisfying #satisfyingvideo #painting #acrylicpouring #acrylicpour #artforkids
Earth Prelude by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (
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Artist:
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