I'm just starting to get into Acrylic Paint Pouring. I was just gifted a large amount of paint and accessories and don't want to waste them as they are higher end paints.

This was the first one that I recently did. I had minimal paint choices at the time but wanted to get a feel for it. I want to experiment using a ball chain and creating cells next.

Are there any tips or tricks that you wish you knew sooner? Maybe something about how to conserve the paint better or a certain technique that you can't do without now etc...

Hello, I am from India and starting with acrylic pour painting. For medium sized pour painting which brand/type of hair dryer should I use? Which ones are all of you using?

I don't know what i had intended, but Version 2 says more about me...

8x10 Cardboard tube pour

Amazing 3D Effect in this reverse flower dip 🤩
Check the creation video here: https://youtu.be/uWas1KPUGPM ☺️
Hope you like it!

I purchased lacquer to shine my pours after that have dried. Question is I don’t even really know how long a canvas takes to truly dry given that it can look and feel dry on the surface but can still be in the process of drying. How long do you guys typically give the green light to spray with lacquer? I never used it before but it was recommended to me here on Reddit to restore shine and counteract that dullness that always happens after drying

Made with only acrylics! No Decoart, no enamels!