#cupbottompour

https://youtu.be/VqOX-qy1TK8 More pics from the drying process. Short Version: Cup Bottom Reverse Flower Dip. There was too much paint, so it’s changing some as it dries. I hope it is still ok after it fully dries. #fluidart acrylicpouring #abstractart #cupbottompour #reverseflowerdip #flowerdip #cupflower #liquitexbasics #arteza #creativeinspirations #winsorandnewton https://www.instagram.com/p/B-9NObKj_3o/?igshid=1don4tn6ta5ji

https://youtu.be/YiisA4OzOBk One day last week, I used 5 canvases and 4 canvas panels and made 7 videos in total. This was the second canvas fluid art video I made that day. I typically save my fluid art videos for Tuesday and Thursday; but since I have so many ready, I am adding a couple more here and there on different days too. I already shared a video with my first canvas and the video of the first two of my canvas panels dips even though I dipped the panels after completing the 5 canvas videos first. In this video, I used a dessert cup and poured some paint over the sides to make a flower shape. I wasn’t super crazy over the center part, so I decided to try a reverse flower dip with a paper napkin. I really liked it since it was my first reverse flower dip. However, I was curious what would happen if I put it on my lazy Susan spinner and spun it too. I kind of like the end result. I wish that I hadn’t lost the yellow in one spot, and kind of like the green in the center, but kind of don’t. Overall, this is probably my favorite piece out of all 9 I did that day. I like the cells and lacing and like the colors of the flower. I want to try it again sometime and try to get better colors for the center and try not to lose so much of some of the petals though. Let me know what you think in the comments. #fluidart #abstractart #acrylicpouring #cupbottompour #bottlebottompour #flowerdip #reverseflowerdip #reversedip #spinner #lazysusan #youtube #newvideo #pleasesubscribe https://www.instagram.com/p/B9ygRkCDwqB/?igshid=1dse6xjg2hs0s

https://youtu.be/FdMii9_uz7U In this video, I decided to try a cup bottom pour with this little dessert cup. This cup and cup bottom method was inspired by Fiona Art. I have watched all of her videos and get a lot of inspiration from her channel. You can view her channel at: https://www.youtube.com/user/7purgas I ordered this cup from Amazon. Here is the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N646N6I?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share I prepared a layered cup and poured it over the bottom of the cup. Then, I used my spinner and spun the flower to help it stretch and cover the sides. I like how the composition turned out with lots of details when looking up close. It’s kind of neat how the first colors stretched out and formed a flower of its own in the center. Overall though, the piece is just a little dark for my tastes and I don’t like the colors in the center very well. I don’t know what I will do with this one when it’s dry and varnished yet. I may just keep it to sell once I am ready to start selling pieces. If you’re interested in this piece, you may contact me on Facebook or Instagram to discuss price and shipping information. #fluidart #acrylicpouring #abstractart #cupbottompour #bottlebottompour #flower #pouringpaint #spinner #lazysusanart #lazysusan https://www.instagram.com/p/B9n6AYmDRbc/?igshid=1ioi19ixgelqy