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Color, color, color! This piece, like Flat Earth, is full spectrum of color. And also like Flat Earth, I used a funnel in the center and stacked all the colors to its capacity and slowly released it into a base color of white. Each color included a drop or two of silicone oil which causes the colors to cleanly separate from other colors, making the rings and cells. A quick push from the blow dryer and the colors trapped underneath slip their way to the top as the mix settles flat. Cell creation is by far my favorite result in paint pouring. Kelidos was dubbed to this one due to its trippy bursty-looking direction — a rainbow of colors in an outward pattern.
15 acrylic colors covered with epoxy resin
12” X 12” X 1”
Color, color, color! This piece, like Flat Earth, is full spectrum of color. And also like Flat Earth, I used a funnel in the center and stacked all the colors to its capacity and slowly released it into a base color of white. Each color included a drop or two of silicone oil which causes the colors to cleanly separate from other colors, making the rings and cells. A quick push from the blow dryer and the colors trapped underneath slip their way to the top as the mix settles flat. Cell creation is by far my favorite result in paint pouring. Kelidos was dubbed to this one due to its trippy bursty-looking direction — a rainbow of colors in an outward pattern.
15 acrylic colors covered with epoxy resin
12” X 12” X 1”