How to Keep Colors Separate on a Spin/Radial Swipe! Ocean Theme - Fluid Art Tutorial

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Last week I tried a spin/radial swipe and it was so much fun I had to do it again. This week I wanted to see if we could keep the colors separate and I was pleasantly surprised that it actually worked. 😂 In this piece I wanted to keep the ocean and beach colors separate and I think the final look is really cool. Thanks for being here and I hope you’re enjoying the day! 💙


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COLORS:
Amsterdam - Copper (cell activator)
Amsterdam - Warm Grey
Amsterdam - Deep Gold
Tri-Art Liquid - Cerulean Blue
Tri-Art Liquid - Cobalt Teal
Tri-Art Liquid - Phthalo Turquoise Light
Tri-Art Liquid - Iridescent Copper
Tri-Art Liquid - Golden Yellow
This Little Piggy - Lakeside
This Little Piggy - Lagoon
This Little Piggy - Brûlée
This Little Piggy - Sea Glass
This Little Piggy - Latte


PILLOW PAINT - PPG Multi-Pro Interior Eggshell White (47-3110)

POUR MEDIUM - 35 grams BEHR 3300 + 70 grams Polyurethane Triple Thick Water Based Semi-Gloss

*Tube Paints - add a small amount of paint to PM until you get desired color. To thin use JoSonja Gloss Varnish mixed with water (3:1 ratio).

*Pigments - disperse in JoSonja Gloss Varnish then add small amounts of PM at a time and mix. Use BEHR 3300 to thicken, if needed

SHELEE ART CELL ACTIVATOR - 4 grams paint + 12 grams Australian Floetrol


Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
03:32 - Pouring Colors
05:00 - Radial/Spin Swipe
05:52 - Final Result


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1. “Are You Fine” by Arthur Basov
2. “The Sunshine” by Smithereens