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Some acrylic paint poured through a funnel.

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A residue after the fire and ice planet. Done with the baking paper swipe technique.

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This time I poured the layered paint through a funnel and made this swirly shape.

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I splashed two syringes of two metallic acrylic paints into a little aquarium :)

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I decided to give the blow-drier another chance with this acrylic paint project :)

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The project was supposed to be something outer space/galaxy. It turned out to look like feathers or fins ;)

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I poured the layered acrylic paint into a couple of separate paddles and let them melt.

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It's one of the two shot of the two shots of the "meteor shower" project. And one of my first projects using the "funnel paint pour" technique. It was supposed to look pastel, delicate with smooth transitions. But the paint always does what it wants ;)

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Acrylic paint isn’t very predictable. And quite often I end up with something awful. So I usually try to give the project another try, put some silicone in it, smear it all over and see what I got :)

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A blow dryer project this time :) I took a macro shot because the whole project turned out a little bit of a mess.

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Creative Collective

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I let the pain flow down the canvas.

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I achieved this cell or flower effect with silicone oil. I bought it at a craft store and not at the pharmacy, I swear! ;)

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