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How To Pick Paint Colors And Not Get Mud! ~ Back To Basics Acrylic Pouring

Today I’m wrapping up my Back to Basics mini-series by talking about how to avoid getting “muddy” colors in your paintings, and how to pick colors that make for a really beautiful pour! My other Back to Basics videos are here ⬇️ Understanding Paint Consistency:    • Understanding Paint CONSISTENCY ~ Back To ...   All the Acrylic Pour Techniques:    • Let Me Show You ALL The Acrylic Pouring Te...   To minimize mud, consider these factors: -Quality of your paint: is it craft paint, or a higher quality tube paint? -Opacity: is your paint transparent, semi-transparent, or opaque? -Paint consistency: is your paint thin, medium, or thick? -Your technique: how much are you “working” and moving the paint? -The colors themselves: are they coming from opposite the color wheel, or not? -How are you adding your colors to the pour? For a deeper dive into color theory, check this out: https://shop.decoart.com/blog/color-t... When picking colors for a pour, I like to have: -A main focus color -One or more supporting colors -A dark and light contrast color -One or more metallic colors -A “pop” color or two (but not tons) There can be some overlap, for example, your dark or light colors could also count as your supporting colors, and a metallic could count as a pop color or a light contrast color. I think every pour should have at least 3-4 colors in it and ideally not more than about 12. For more assorted acrylic pouring tips, check out this playlist!    • Tips and Tricks!   Subscribe to my channel so you don’t miss each new video! New tutorials every Monday at 9am ET! 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 AnnaBlountArt.com My Etsy shop: https://Etsy.com/shop/AnnasButterflyShop “Anna Blount Art” on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...) Music: “Acoustic Sunrise” Intro Music: “Good Days” by Yung Logos