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Floral Pour - acrylic cracked!



Well this was an eye opener. Another acrylic but this time i tried pouring, as well as my fingers dipped in water to acheive this marbleing technique. Overall it "was a beautiful painting till it started to dry and then it cracked. I dont know why - maybe because the paint was applied so thickly. hmm! Anyways I thought I would share what was. I peeled this painting off and are saving the paint skins for another project.
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  1. DianaJanuary 14, 2010 at 10:22 PM

    I really like the marblized effect of this painting. Maybe try again not so thick?

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  2. Eclectic Studio TammyJanuary 15, 2010 at 5:43 AM

    Thanks Diana,
    I will try this again after i get my golden paints. I mixed the brands of paint i was using, and after asking around to see why this happened i was directed to the golden website and given this information on mediums. If your interested. http://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8450123&posted=1#post8450123
    Thank you for taking the time to drop a line.

    Tammy

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