I'm amazed how well this acrylic pour turned out with just paint runs and a comb. I just have to do more acrylic painting like this. I did something similar last week but didn't really like how it turned out. Patience is key in some methods. Patience and Practice. I really want to try to emulate a painting I saw on Instagram by cherrin acrylics, but I need to get a feel for how the paint runs work first. So far, it looks like the closer to vertical you are the better, otherwise the runs turn into fat slugs rather than thin worms. I did get a bit more overlap here than I'd like, but like I said earlier, when I ran the comb through it, it just dragged perfectly. Just had to rerun that part of the video because I just love how that transformed something meh into something WOW!

I know I need to post more videos that people can copy as that's what the acrylic pouring community is all about. Hopefully this is a start of that. I know I've posted a lot of things recently that literally no-one else can make as i've used my own printed patterns. I do intend to sell these at some point, but this painting doesn't need anything other than paint, a canvas and a comb.
Anyway, not much else to say. Fairly straightforward pour and video.

Hope you like it!

Happy pouring

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