Acrylic Pouring | Timeless Memories - Foamtastic Crafts BLOG

Hi guys,

I think you have already seen or heared about Acrylic pouring… and nice technique with acrylic paint. And offcourse I had to try it out…

So my dear friend Alfie from Indigo provided me with quite a handy pouring kits….

The Indigoblu Acrylic Pouring Alchemy Starter Kit – and some lovely paints.

The metallic sleeping beauty, the translucent mulberry bush and the matte porcelain.

The lovely thing about those 3 colors is the difference between the shiny metallic, the matte one and the translucent one.

And offcourse the white gee sso….

You start with mixing the paint with the pouring medium.

than you pour the different cups in to one cup. This ons you put on your cavas | canvasboard. And than just let it float around.

The silicon oil gives you extra cells.
Which you can make more off with a heatting tool on gaz.

After the canvasboard was totally dry…. it took quite some time…I decided to make a mixed media on it.

Timeless Memories…

The pouring kit I used these items for my mixed media ….

Stamp IND0326, IND0447, IND0561
Mask BAM 1043
13@rts Chipboard Clock HH12x12CB
Archival AIP31444
Watercolor paper 12x12cm
White posca pastel.
Inka Gold Tinte 120495036

I stamped some raster and spots on the background with black archival. Than I stamped the bulbs, the butterfly and Text on watercolor paper with cobalt archival. The chipboard clock was colored with Viva Decor Inka Gold, and also the little clay embellishment.

I put te foto on some dark red cardstock and some greyboard to lift it up a little.

The bulbs and texts were colored with the Indigo Blu paint.

(put more water to it to make it more translucent and lighter)

I thickened my paint with the 13@rts magic powder, so I could use it easily with my masks.

When everything was dried I put this project together with extra thick gelmedium from Amsterdam.
At they end I did some stripes with the white gesso and the posca pastel.

It is wonderfull to keep those special memories in this way…. I hope you like it…

leave your comment below and keep crafty and keep memories….