How to Pour a Pearlescent Open Cup – PLUS PEARL POPPING Surprise! Acrylic Pour Painting



I couldn’t let this series pass me by without also doing an open cup! So today I am doing just that – PLUS I haven’t kept a note of what colors each pot was so it’s going to be a massive surprise too.

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▶▶▶More about this Tutorial:

▶ Technique: Open Cup

▶ Canvas size: 16×16 inch

▶ Pouring Medium formula: My paints are mixed with a pouring medium using Floetrol/Owatrol (1:3 Paint: Pouring Medium) with just a dash of water to make it slightly more fluid.

▶ Color Palette:
Daler Rowney System3 Acrylic: Mars Black (Base)
Amsterdam Pearlescent: Pearl White, Pearl Yellow, Pearl Red, Pearl Blue, Pearl Violet, Pearl Green

▶ Hair dryer: Remington D3010 and always use the cool setting

Time stamps:
There are hints, tips and knowledge sharing throughout the video! So stay tuned throughout to get full advantage of the process and information.

00:03 – Welcome and Color Palette with Concept
00:40 – Adding a base color
01:45 – Filling the cup up with paint
03:08 – Release the paint
04:55 – Close up so far
05:37 – Stretch out the paint and composition
07:50 – Close Ups

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42 thoughts on “How to Pour a Pearlescent Open Cup – PLUS PEARL POPPING Surprise! Acrylic Pour Painting”

  1. This was so fun. It turned out Wonderfully! I Love It!! Great Job ! & I wanted to say I think its awesome how when u stir yr paints u make the same M that is yr Logo ! Its Perfect!

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  2. I love how those pearls popped! However, I especially loved how we (and you) didn't know what colors were being used. You not only made a beautiful creation, but I loved the element of surprise!! Thank you. Denise ❤

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  3. 🎉🎉🎉les couleurs sont magnifiques une fois séchés….je vais essayé avec enamel de decoart, un peu à la dernière jo,comme inspiration…..bravo❤❤❤, jamais déçu par tes échanges….mais j'ai rien gagné avec ton jeu….grrrrr!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 a très vite.

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  4. Hello Mark!! I'm always happy when I see a new video from you. 😁💞 When I listen you, it's my moment of peace. I see the paint create the beautiful piece. 🥰

    This piece is gorgeous. I love the design, the negative piece. I love the many perles on the bottom of the canevas. The dry result is amazing.

    It's like a beautiful cloud on the night sky with the full moon reflexion.
    🤗💯👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤

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  5. Hurray for total free style … and no fair trying to take a sneaky peek! This is just stunning. I always love a black background and black free space. This couldn't have come out more gorgeous.

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  6. Just gorgeous! Mark I did a painting on dioxin purple and the colors reacted well. The purple made them stand out differently than the black. Sorry I can’t post it as I do not have a channel. You and Molly’s Artistry have inspired me to do more of these. ❤

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  7. Just beautiful! I love a black background, but do you think a different dark color for the background would work? Like a dark blue, green, dark red? Magenta? I love seeing how these paints develop when they dry. It's always a surprise! Thanks Mark! Looking forward to the next video😍

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  8. Mark, I really, really, love this! When I was a girl my first plane trip was at night down the US Eastern Sea Board! We were flying above the clouds during a thunderstorm! This reminds me of that! The clouds appeared in different colors! Gorgeous!

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