Ring Pour with Swipe SURPRISE IDEA 💡Abstract Fluid Art Painting

I love this creation! A black and white ring pour from a split cup and a swipe using four colors puddled on top. The swipe was magical and created so much detail of cells and lacing. I love the green turquoise in this one - wow! Join me and create a long with me. If you enjoy this video and want to support me further - for free - please hit the like button, share out and subscribe if you haven't already. That really helps me reach new people and for my videos to be recommended. Thank you in advance! You can also support me in the following ways: ▶️Donate via my PayPal – link here: https://www.paypal.me/markjratcliffeart ▶️Join my exclusive members only group here: www.youtube.com/MarkJRatcliffeArt/join ▶️Join me on Patreon here: www.patreon.com/MarkJRatcliffeArt ▶️Say Thanks! You can now donate a tip to me via YouTube; If you're looking to learn about how to use art and creativity to help you relax and be in the present moment (also known as Mindfulness) check out my online, self-paced course here: https://www.smartartcourses.com/art-for-mindfulness ********************************************************************************* More About Mark: Mark Ratcliffe is an Abstract Artist based in the United Kingdom. Mark is a certified Meditation Coach, Reiki Practitioner and also has a diploma in Mental Health First Aid and Art Therapy. Mark has also published his online course: Mindfully Creative: techniques for the Mind, Body and Soul. Mark has a degree in Business and has over 20 years' experience working within People Operations, Management & Strategy. 📧[email protected] 📧@MarkJRatcliffeArt on Facebook, Instagram, Patreon. ********************************************************************************* Tutorial Information and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): ▶️Technique for this Tutorial: Marble and Split Cup ▶️Pouring Medium formula (unless otherwise stated in the video): My paints are mixed with paint, water and a pouring medium (Floetrol Owatrol) with a ratio of 1:1:3 - You may have to adjust your ratios depending on the paint brands you use. Note: Floetrol Owatrol is thicker than the US version of Flood Floetrol so you might not need the water element when mixing your paints. ▶️Cell Activator: When I use a cell activator, I use Australian Floetrol and Titanium White with the ratio of 4:1 - You can experiment with other alternatives like Silicone Oil, Vegetable glycerin, pre-stain wood conditioner or even just paint and water. ▶️Color Palette for this Creation (Brand and Color Name): Amsterdam: Lamp Black, Titanium White. Prussian Blue Phthalo, Turquoise Green, Sky Light Blue. Pebeo: Iridescent silver ▶️Hair dryer: When I use a hair dryer I use the Remington D3010 and always use the cool setting and the lowest blow speed. Time stamps for this Tutorial (be sure to watch fully for hints and tips along the way too): 00:01 - Welcome and Concept 01:27 - Pouring Medium v Cell Activator 02:48 - The Color Palette and Consistencies 04:42 - Adding paint to the split cup 06:27 - Cell activator consistency 07:09 - Pour the paint from split cup 10:08 - Swiping the colors 15:30 - Stretch out the paint 20:10 - Close Ups I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial. Please let me know what you think by commenting on the video itself or drop me an email. Thank you so much for all of your support, encouragement and feedback. I hope I get to see you again in the next video. Mark #acrylicpainting #painting #art