#13. Sandwich ribbon pour - in blue and turquoise. (INSTRUCTIONAL)

Sandwich pours are a great way to see how the paints interacts with each other to make new colours and cells; and laying the paint in ribbons adds shape and structure. Thanks to Sara Taylor and Sarah Mack for their inspiration to give this style of pour a go.
You can add more or less white or whatever colour you use for the main colour to get the effect you want. This paint was slightly thicker than others I have done, you will get more cells with thinner paint.
My Pouring Medium is just Floetrol (Aust), my Amsterdam paints are mixed 1 part paint to 2 parts Floetrol.
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Thanks for you interest and support. Please let me know if you have any questions, I am always happy to help. Regards Julie
When I post now, I am now identifying the type of video it is out of three types or styles:
VISUAL OVERVIEW - a shorter video with little or no talking, just the video of the painting process or art work, accompanied by music. A video to relax and enjoy.
INSTRUCTIONAL - where some talking takes place and techniques, processes, recipes and paints are explained. It is usually the full pour with some sections sped up.
INFO - TUTORIAL - focus on a specific method, action or idea and are 'how to' in nature.

[@sallyfoley5242]

Love this

[@live4art]

Thanks Sally, appreciate the comment (forgive my late reply))

[@novallasuter8197]

Gorgeous!

[@live4art]

Thank you! 😊

[@chantaldumas7013]

This is amazing, soo beautiful!! I love it. I will try to do it... Thank you!!

[@live4art]

Thank you, so glad you have enjoyed it. Hope your sandwich pour goes well.