Tips for Beginners to get started in Paint Pouring

Paint pouring is a fun and exciting art form that involves pouring acrylic paints onto a surface to create unique and unpredictable patterns.

Here are some tips to help you get started with paint pouring:

1. Prepare your workspace: Cover your work area with a plastic sheet or tarp to protect your surfaces from paint spills. You may also want to wear old clothes or an apron to protect your clothes.

2. Choose the right surface: Use a surface that is level and smooth, such as a canvas, wood panel, or ceramic tile. It's also important to make sure that the surface is clean and free of dust.

3. Mix your paints properly: Mix your paints with pouring medium and water to get the right consistency. Honey constancy to thick water (depending on the technique you are going for) And the ratio of paint to pouring medium and water will depend on the brand of paint and pouring medium you are using.

4. Experiment with different pouring techniques: There are many different pouring techniques you can try, such as the flip cup, swipe, or puddle pour. Experiment with different techniques and see what works best for you.

5. Use a torch or heat gun: (I don't do this every time but you can try it) After pouring your paint, use a torch or heat gun to remove any bubbles and create interesting patterns in the paint.

6. Let your painting dry properly: Let your painting dry completely before moving it or applying any finishing touches. This can take anywhere from  weeks to 3 weeks, depending on the thickness of your paint and the humidity in your house.

7. Have fun and be creative: The beauty of paint pouring is that there are no rules, so feel free to experiment and let your creativity flow!