Hello from Slovenia!

I did the last, third commission piece used napking for my reverse flower dip. It turned out so different... I used the same colours, but it's mostly red.
This three commissions are great example, that every pour you do, turn out totally different. But I think that they will still look very nice together. ;)

All my paints are mixed with Boessner acrylic binder and Duffa acrylic primer.

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I put a coat of resin on this CUP BOTTOM reverse dip on WOOD PANEL acrylic pour painting. Wasn't sure how it will dry, but there is no cracks.
I like those panels, because they have an edge and it easy to resin them.
PROCESS:
- Pour your base on canvas
- Put your cup on the canvas with bottom up
- Pour paints on the bottom and use pearl white or some metallic paints between each colour to create petal - lacing effect
- Take off the cup
- Use skewer to draw some petal shapes
- Gently put paper napkin or towel on canvas ( You can use dry or damped napkin)
- Lift one corner at the time and then gently lift it (the middle last)
- Torch it for air bubbles and to activate pearl white and metallics
- And here is your flower :)

TECHNIQUE: Reverse flower dip with paper napkin, Cup bottom pour

MATERIAL I USED:
- 8x8 inch Cradled Wood Panel
- Acrylic paints mixed with pouring medium
- Flower shaped desert cup
- Paper napkin or towel
- Wooden skewer
- Palete knife
- Torch

COLOURS I USED:
- Boesner black for the base coat
- Amsterdam pale violet
- Vallejo fluorescent violet
- Vallejo fluorescent magenta
- Amsterdam persian rose
- Vallejo fluorescent blue
- Amsterdam sky blue light
- Pearl white

My pearl white mixture:
1 part Vallejo pearl medium
1 part titanium white
2 parts pouring medium
All my paints are mixed with Boesner Guardi acrylic binder and acrylic emulsion.
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Please understand that I am in no way responsible for the way you use your paint and mediums. Follow all safety instructions of the manufacturers, I can not be held liable.
Be careful and use the proper materials for your safety.

You can't use any content on my channel, unless I give you a permission!