Day 2

I did all the techniques, expact for the swipe pour and Controlled Marble, also the dip pour wasn't done in the 'official way'. I'll still do: Swipe pour - Dip pour - String pull.

I also bought silicone spray to create bigger cells. I'll add this to the mixture, and also try some mixtures with water to see if it gives a different effect.


To get more into one direction, I want to create natural art. Especially now under lockdown, we keep inside more often, while we can feel so relaxed in nature. And just like nature, my paintings are dependent on the day. Wind, warmth, feelings and movement really infuence the paintigns.

The pieces itself can give a calming feeling, but creating it is also really relaxing. So I'll try capturing that aspect on film.

Before I start

Keep in mind

For dividing the paint, on day one I just did it in cups and poured it in one go. I hope to experiment more with different cups in different places (for example yellow colors underneath and blue ontop to create a scene).

I focus on natural colors like greens, blues and yellows. On day 2 I started with flower like blows, and on day 3 I felt like creating beaches. And in the end I tried some more orange colors because it doesn't direcly give me a natural feeling because for me nature is green, but I think the outcome still give that calm feeling nature gives me.

I used coconut oil in the last paintings, because the silicone spray didn't give the cells I wanted.

Day 3

Dip pour

Through a colander

Dutch pour

Swipe pour

Film setup

String pour

Dutch pour

Dip pour

Dirty pour

Tree ring pour

Dutch pour

Dutch pour

Dirty pour

Dirty pour multiple cups

Swipe pour