>> It's fluid art... it was literally dripping down the page!<<
Acrylic pour, or something else?
>> Which is one reason why fluid art is so awesome.<<
I agree. That particular one reminded me of the lip-drip technique in ceramics. You lay down a solid glaze and let it dry. Then you dip the lip of a mug, bowl, etc. in a different color, flip it, and let it run.
The most I do with fluid art is when I'm making something like ice cream, to add swirls of a different flavor. But I saw one of my characters doing it in fudge, which I think would hold a pattern really well. I'm half-tempted to try it myself, nobody in this world seems to be doing it.
>> As for the poem... I'm curious about "One Bite at a Time".<<
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Re: BOOTH: Fluid Visions Art
Date: 2023-12-20 10:45 am (UTC)Acrylic pour, or something else?
>> Which is one reason why fluid art is so awesome.<<
I agree. That particular one reminded me of the lip-drip technique in ceramics. You lay down a solid glaze and let it dry. Then you dip the lip of a mug, bowl, etc. in a different color, flip it, and let it run.
The most I do with fluid art is when I'm making something like ice cream, to add swirls of a different flavor. But I saw one of my characters doing it in fudge, which I think would hold a pattern really well. I'm half-tempted to try it myself, nobody in this world seems to be doing it.
>> As for the poem... I'm curious about "One Bite at a Time".<<
Your new verse is up:
https://ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com/6529274.html