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(515) Halloween flower ~ Cup bottom reverse flower dip ~ Acrylic pour pa…
Holidays are coming, so I did Halloween flower acrylic pour painting with reverse flower dip technique in orange shades.
PROCESS:
- Pour your base on canvas
- Put your 3D PRINTED FLOWER SHAPED CUP on the canvas with bottom up
- Pour paints on the bottom and use PEARL WHITE or some metallic paints between each colour to create petal - lacing effect
- Take off the cup
- Use SKEWER to draw some petal shapes
- Gently put PAPER NAPKIN or towel on canvas ( You can use dry or damped napkin)
- Lift one corner at the time and then gently lift it (the middle last)
- Torch it for air bubbles and to activate pearl white and metallic paints
- And here is your flower :)TECHNIQUE: Reverse flower dip with paper napkin, Cup bottom pour
MATERIAL:
- 10x10 inch canvas
- Acrylic paints mixed with pouring medium
- 3D PRINTED Flower shaped cup
- Paper napkin or towel
- Wooden skewer
- Palete knife
- TorchCOLOURS:
- Boesner black
- Arties colours cadmium orange
- Arties colours cadmium yellow deep mixed with Pebeo iridescent orange yellow
- Arties colours vermilion hue
- Amsterdam expert series permanent red violet
- Pebeo iridescent precious gold
- Pearl whiteMy pearl white mixture:
1 part Mod Podge pearl
1 part titanium white
2 parts pouring medium
All my paints are mixed with Boesner Guardi acrylic binder and acrylic emulsion.
Please understand that I am in no way responsible for the way you use your paint and mediums. Follow all safety instructions of the manufacturers, I can not be held liable.
Be careful and use the proper materials for your safety.
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Today’s featured song is: “The Living Ghost is Alive” by UtsuP feat. V Flower! (cw: death, suicide, and song contains some flashing images)
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tulips bloom so tenderly
that one by one
they make a garden singinspired by @yanushkaa’s beautiful photos🌷
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Not sure what this plant is, though I wish I knew… National Botanic Gardens in Washington DC. I should have taken a pic of the relevant label/plaque, but must have missed it.
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Warnemünde (No. 4)
Warnemünde Church is a neogothic building in Warnemünde, which is a part of the hanseatic city of Rostock. Construction of the current brick building began in 1866 and the church was consecrated in 1871. The church of Warnemünde stands for over one hundred years in the middle of the town and is the center of the Evangelical Lutheran congregation. For the community along with many guests it is a place of rest and prayer. But it has also even given protection from flooding. The maritime atmosphere is shown by the special votive ships inside.
The old church, which burned down twice, stood on the Warnow riverside for around 600 years and was demolished, after completion of the new church, in 1872. The construction of the new church began in 1866 on the western side of the old fisherman’s village, and it was ready in 1871 the church. The new building, designed by architect, Krueger of Schwerin, and built by master builder Wachenhusen of Rostock, was erected on the western outskirts of the settlement, but nowadays is the centre of the town. The church therefore is in fact relatively young, but decorated with major furnishings that were inherited from the earlier building. Originally three narrow lancet windows were planned for the transept facades. But the principal, Frederick Francis II, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg, patron of Warnemünde Church insisted that a single large window would be much more appropriate; the architects designed the rose windows, which can still be seen today.
Source: Wikipedia
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