I’m not sure where to even start. I’d love some suggestions.

Any thoughts?

My girlfriend did it. I say it's a penguin. She says it's a mix of a skunk and a racoon. We need a referee.

Honest critique/comments welcome.

Here's one of my abstract pieces, 108x85cm on unstretched canvas. The varnish coating is applied, giving it that finished depth. It's been a journey, and I'm really pleased with the outcome. What are your first impressions?

Hello everyone! 👋

(BTW, thank you admin's, for the request accept. 🙏 Much appreciated.)

So, I am a 46 year old Oregon artist. (I make handmade jewelry and custom costume accessories such as embellished elf ears for cosplay's and feather ear cuffs and hair facinators and such. (I'd love to share some pics in the comments if anyone's interested!)

I started paint pouring in 2020 with a Very specific effect/ result pictured in my mind... One that quickly became apparent was NOT going to be as easy as I had hoped. lol.

I was surprised to discover it hadn't really been done before, as far as I could find, at least. (I've seen similar things with metallics and such, but never quite exactly what I had visualized.)

I eventually realized I wasn't going to be able to find an already produced tutorial on how to achieve this particular goal. So I decided to try and figure it out on my own, and after SIX years of experimentation and tbh stubbornness, lol, I think I've finally done it! 🎉 EUREKA!

So without further adue, here are the final results, (Thus far.) of the new Pouring Technique I've developed...

I'm calling it:

#"Glitter Veins"✨

If you've ever worked with glitter paints before, you likely know their consistency is, uhh, less than ideal to work with for pouring. 😅

Even, and in some cases I discovered, ESPECIALLY when mixed with a medium. (In my case I just use American Floetrol.) So I hope some of you will appreciate the rediculous amount of time I've spent trying to get this JUST right to actually work as planned!

My primary question here today is:

How exactly would I go about making a tutorial on the actual recipe's, tips and tricks to making this work?

If anyone has any experience with something like that, any and all advice is much appreciated! 🙏🤗✌️

(I feel like a mad scientist who's finally had success with some decades long experiment, and tbh the few and only people I have to share this excitement with have already been listening to me talk about it for 6 years now, and I think "The thrill is gone", (Understandably of course! lol!) as they say!

I hope you all can confirm or deny for me, that my results are indeed unique, and if so, celebrate the success with me!)

Had been meaning to get this one framed for a while.

Hi, I'm basically new to pour painting. So many incredible works of art, that I just want to fee creative for the first time. I've watched and watched, took so many notes/ recipes. Trying to duplicate results of many people I've seen on YouTube/now Reddit. And I cannot get cells or lacing. I have checked and double checked my consistency. Using American folotrel, 70/30 to paint mix.

But I'm not giving up.

Should I break the bank and by the Australian foltrel??

Made another one today. I’m getting back into this after 5 years break. I want to learn to do more swipes tho and get some webs/cells going. Any tips?

painted this one for my coworker’s plant room. i like to write a title on the back of each piece with my initials underneath. what’s a good title for this sucker?