Step by step ~ Cup bottom reverse flower dip tutorial ~ Acrylic pour painting

Fiona Art
2 min readJan 8, 2021

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Cup bottom reverse flower dip tutorial

Marina join me in my Art studio again and we decided to do step by step Cup bottom reverse flower dip tutorial. I’m so proud of her, because she did beautiful job with the colours she choose and her flower is just beautiful.

TECHNIQUE: Reverse flower dip with paper napkin, Cup bottom pour

Cup bottom reverse flower dip tutorial

PROCESS:
- Pour your base on canvas
- Put your FLOWER SHAPED CUP on the canvas with bottom up
- Pour paints on the bottom and use PEARL WHITE or some metallic paints between each colour to create petal — lacing effect
- Take off the cup
- Use SKEWER to draw some petal shapes
- Gently put PAPER NAPKIN or towel on canvas ( You can use dry or damped napkin)
- Lift one corner at the time and then gently lift it (the middle last)
- Torch it for air bubbles and to activate pearl white and metallic paints
- And here is your flower :)

COLOURS I USED:
- Amsterdam Oxide black for a background
- Pebeo iridescent blue green
- Amsterdam greenish blue
- Amsterdam sky blue light
- Amsterdam carmine
- Decoart extreme garnet
- Pearl white

My pearl white mixture:
1 part Vallejo pearl medium
1 part titanium white
2 parts pouring medium
All my paints are mixed with Boesner Guardi acrylic binder and Dufa acrylic emulsion.
MATERIAL I USED:
- 10x10 inch canvas
- Acrylic paints mixed with pouring medium
- Flower shaped desert cup
- Paper napkin or towel
- Wooden skewer
- Palete knife
- Torch

Cup bottom reverse flower dip tutorial

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Fiona Art
Fiona Art

Written by Fiona Art

Fiona Art is a well-known fluid artist residing in Slovenia, who has garnered international recognition for her work. 400k subscribers on her YouTube channel

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