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Wednesday, May 11, 2022

DecoArt Paint Pour Success!!

I'm new at Paint Pouring-so still learning what will and won't work!!
This is my finished piece!
I love how the colors move and create a unique piece of artwork!!



I started by pouring white Acrylic paint mixed with water to thin it out over the entire base.
The base is a 14 inch round from Hobby Lobby.  All paint used is from DecoArt Ready to Pour Acrylic Paint-found HERE

I had the idea to make flowers.  I was looking to do something delicate.  But I poured too much paint!  Once I started blowing out the paint (using a straw), the colors took over the canvas!!  That's not a bad thing if that's what you're looking for!! Ha!



Since delicate was the look I was going for, I gently laid a napkin on top -gently!!  To pick it up, pull up each corner and slowly lift it off.



Viola!!!  This was the outcome!  I love how the colors became more delicate and mixed!











Thursday, February 13, 2020

Local Art Program with Youth

Our local Piedmont Arts Association had a grant that enabled our area at-risk youth to participate in an art program for the last 6 weeks.  I was blessed to be asked to help the local artist Jessie Ward.  I was able to incorporate my Social Art Networking designs into the class.  The teens did a great job!

At-risk teens are becoming more and more common in our society.  With all the bullying, drugs, split homes and financial poverty surrounding us, our kids hardly stand a chance.

If you see this post, please pray for our kids and youth every day. They are facing adult situations beyond their control a lot of times.  Unlike a lot of adults, they hold a lot of it inside.

This is a small example of how I pray Art can heal cracked and broken hearts.






Fluid Art with DecoArt Interference Paint

I've been experimenting with fluid art.   Trying to get cells to create is hard! I've tried multiple mediums, multiple products.  Th...