(244) Vibrant Dutch Pour Fluid Art Technique

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I wanted to do some hexagon coasters and these turned out fabulously! I thinned all of the paint down with water and just a touch of floetrol. I first started by putting the coasters together on the table and pouring the paint on them as a group. It didn't work out exactly how I wanted, so I separated them, added a little more paint and used the hair dryer to move the colors around. These turned out SO bold and vibrant. I love this color palette together.

I still had more paint so I did a triangle canvas. The colors really spread out more on this one (need to keep them just a touch thicker), but it still turned out nicely! The triangle shape is really fun to work with.

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