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AMAZING Realistic Octopus Swipe With A Stencil! 🐙 Deep Sea Fluid Painting

WOW. This octopus stencil turned out INCREDIBLE! I love all things ocean, and today I’m making a cute little octopus deep in the ocean. Having seen a real octopus in the Caribbean, I’m trying to make it as realistic as possible! The background is a straight pour using thin paints. Once it had been dry for about 2 weeks, I added the octopus on top! My paint is all mixed with floetrol (~2:1 floetrol to paint) and thinned with water. Paint-mixing video is here!    • Mixing Paint for Acrylic Pouring - ST...   Dark Navy (Blickrylic Phthalo Blue and Apple Barrel Black) Phthalo Green (Blickrylic) Metallic Teal (Blick Studio Acrylics) “Blue” Chameleon Mica Powder (from Let’s Resin, mixed only with floetrol and water) White (Sargent and Apple Barrel) ~The following colors have silicone in them, about 1 drop per ounce~ Unbleached Titanium (Blick Studio Acrylics) Antique Copper (FolkArt) Antique Gold (FolkArt) Alizarin Crimson (Blick Studio Acrylics) Glow in the Dark (FolkArt) I LOVE the color-shifting chameleon mica powders from Let’s Resin! You can get yourself some here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/3E... (affiliate link) Subscribe to my channel so you don’t miss each new video! New tutorials every Monday! Relaxing instrumental videos every Thursday! I’m Anna, a mom of 3 living in small-town West Virginia. I’ve been fluid painting since 2019 and loving every minute! https://account.venmo.com/u/Anna-Blount My Etsy shop: https://Etsy.com/shop/AnnasButterflyShop “Anna Blount Art” on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...) Time stamps: 0:00 Intro and background colors 1:57 Straight-pouring the background 5:21 The octopus stencil 10:10 Octopus colors and tools 12:58 Adding the paint! 16:30 Swiping! 21:50 Closeup! (Wet result) 22:49 Removing the stencil 26:52 Finishing touches 31:28 Dry and varnished results Music: “Stinson” by Reed Mathis Intro Music: “Good Days” by Yung Logos