DIY Creating a picture in the fluid art technique.

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I invite you to familiarize yourself with the stages of creating a picture. The set of methods that I will use to create a picture I created for myself a couple of years ago.

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In the Russian-speaking space, I could not find information on how to create such a picture from beginning to end. I learned about this direction in art on Instagram thanks to artists from all over the world))) I watched their publications, read their explanations. And by trial and error, I found my" own " way to achieve the desired result.

Base. That's what I create the picture on. I chose plywood made of wood. The thickness is 6-8 mm. I buy a huge sheet from a hardware store and ask them to cut it into the pieces I need. The proportions are approximately as follows: 2 parts of glue, 0.5 parts of water, half a teaspoon of oil. I add acrylic paint to them. I always try to save money and put less)) Except for the white one. You need to add a lot of white paint.

A container for pouring paint on the canvas. (The jar at the top left) In this container, we freely and easily pour the prepared paint.
The pigment. To create a color mass, I make a mix of several components. Polymer glue, acrylic paint, synthetic oil, water.

A place to work should also be special. Since the method involves pouring paint, you need to be prepared for everything. Cover the surface with a protective film or paper. A rag for wiping your hands.

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For this format, I will need to collect half a jar of paint. From a limited palette of colors, I make a mix in an additional container.

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To make the paint spread well on the surface, I add white paint to the corners. And I continue to pour the paint in layers in an additional container.

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I spread the white paint over the corners of the blank. And finished gaining color mass.

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Perhaps this is the most extreme place in the creation of the picture. Need to turn the jar over with a sharp movement and put it on the blank. We wait a bit for the paint to glass off the bottom of the jar.

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Slowly remove the jar.

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It turns out a magic puddle)

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Now for a while, I'm giving her the opportunity to live her personal life.

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Gradually, the paint spreads over the surface.

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More patterns and colors appear. We see how bubbles naturally appear.

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I'm tired of waiting for the paint itself to cover the entire surface. I tilt the surface to help the paint disperse.

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To make more bubbles, need to use a burner. A couple of seconds is enough. The hot air bursts the air bubbles, and splits the oil.

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This is the result of the fire treatment.

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Here's what happened in the end. It remains to wait until completely dry. Approximately 12 hours.

Was it interesting to look at the stages of creating the picture?

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Pattern photo created by denamorado - www.freepik.com

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