Video Tutorial - Fall Panel Acrylic Pour

Hi everyone!  Today I have another acrylic pour video to share with you.  I found this laser cut wood panel at my local Target store and immediately thought it would be perfect to try out another acrylic pour using my ColourArte Primary Elements pigment powders in Fall colors.

ColourArte Supplies Used:

Primary Elements
  Love Struck
  Rose Gold
  Olive Vine
  Harvest Sol

Other Supplies Used:

Leaf shaped wood panel (Target)
Liquitex Pouring Medium
Americana Acrylic Craft Paint (white and black)
Distilled Water
Disposable cups
Craft Sticks
Disposable aluminum roasting pan

I hope you enjoyed today's project and have been inspired to try making one of these wood panels for yourself, or even for gift giving.  Change up the colors for whatever the occasion.  ColourArte has a spectacular choice of colors to use, so there is something for everyone.

I was thinking about adding some embellishments, either botanical or otherwise, to my panel.  I would love to hear what ideas you might have to "spice" it up a bit.  I wouldn't want to cover too much of the beautiful colors, so any help you can give me would be appreciated.

Thanks so much for stopping by, and as always, have a wonderful Fall season!

Barbara

Part Two - Finishing Acrylic Poured Canvas with ColourArte

Hi everyone.  Today I am sharing the second part of my acrylic poured canvas video tutorial in which I did a lot of manipulating and experimenting with pouring products and, of course, ColourArte.  You can CLICK HERE to see that first video.  

The canvas has completely dried since taping of that video, and here are photos of how it looks now.

 

Although I did not get very many cells in this pour, I still thought it was pretty, but not quite pretty enough to stand on its own as a piece of abstract art.  So, I decided to use it as my background for an assemblage piece.  In the second part of this project video tutorial, I will show you how I finished the piece and hopefully saved it from trash can.  I hope you will gain some inspiration from my second part of this video tutorial here.  

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ColourArte Supplies Used

Vivid Ultra Metallics
  True Metals Dragon Gold
  True Metals Autumn Flame
  Solar Gold
  Pink Azalea
  Teal Zircon
  African Jade
  China Black
  Sunflower
  Bolivian Blue
Radiant Gels Dimensional Paint
  Copper Pearls

Other Supplies Used

Golden Light Molding Paste
DecoArt Media White Crackle Paste
Gyspy Soul Laser Cuts Diamonds Texture Sheet
Sizzix 656562 Key & Keyhole Bigz Die
Black Chipboard
Graphic 45 metal brads
The Crafter’s Workshop TCW380s Mini
  Grandma’s Doily stencil
Krylon Crystal Clear Coating spray
Ranger Blending Tool
Kanban Flight of the Butterflies paper collection
Frayed Burlap distress ink

I hope you enjoyed today's project, and I am always pleased to have you stop by.  Thanks so much for watching, and have a super day!

Barbara

Some Acrylic Pouring Fun with ColourArte Vivid Ultra Metallics

Hi everyone!  Today, I want to share my first acrylic pour using ColourArte Vivid Ultra Metallics.  If you've been here before, you know how I like to experiment, and so this video will do just that.  I decided to try playing with the pour to see what may or may not work.  I hope you will join me for this "adventure".  



Supplies Used:
ColourArte Vivid Ultra Metallics
  Bolivian Blue
  African Jade
  Lemongrass
  Pink Azalea
  Solar Gold
Americana Lamp Black acrylic paint
8"x8" canvas
Flood Floetrol 
3-in-1 All Temp Silicone
Silicone brush (Prima)
Aluminum foil roasting pan (Dollar Store)
Push Pins

I hope you enjoyed my project today.  I would love to hear what you think, and if you have any questions, please leave me a comment below.  I will check in and try to answer them.

Thanks for stopping by, and have a super day!

Barbara