Fluid acrylics Part 2 Simple application from squeeze bottles #3449-9.17.18

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Channel: Expressionist Fluid Art Studio Priscilla Batzell · 2018 · Entertainment

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All my acrylic paints are mixed with a pouring medium in advance contained in squeeze bottles.
I begin by adding some black and some white paints directly to the  18"x 20" canvas .This particular painting is not intended to be a "pour"  created with pre mixed colors added to squeeze bottles of paint and applied directly straight out of the bottles , then flattened with a small spatula. Also to spread the paint , make marks and even swipe, I use bamboo skewer and the edge of my spatula to push , pull or drag paint around until I'm good with the composition at this stage.Expect a huge storm .
THERE IS NO SILICONE in this artwork's paint mix.I use ZERO silicon in the pre mixed colors stored in squeeze bottles with no other cell creating additive is included. Floetrol and Gac 800 (By Golden)are what I use as pouring mediums. My paint mix or  "recipe" is as follows. Add color 90%  acrylic color to 10% "Golden's" Gac 800 .Mix thoroughly (GAC 800  prevents cracking) .Add Floetrol( by "Flood") , until the mixture is double (or more ) mix thoroughly. That's the whole  recipe  .To create shimmering colors, I add also"Golden's" Iridescent pearl medium  to colors.As much as looks right . Every day I learn something new. I never stop experimenting and I am happy to share what I discover with you.
#3446(stage 1-)stage 2/#3449- both are wet 
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