Fluid Acrylic Painting - No Silicone: Sandwich Dip With Zinc White For Cells

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Channel: Sauve Arts · 2018 · People & Blogs

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I used Pigment Density and all the densities while explaining about it to create this fluid painting. This is the technique I like to call the paint sandwich! I can layer the colors easily and in the exact order I want them using this technique. This is important when using the pigment density to create cells in an acrylic pour.

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