Pisces:♓ Exquisite Wrecked Double RingPour w Stained Glass look! MUST SEE!

Acrylic Pour Painting Wrecked Ring Pour Fluid Art 24x36 Exquisite Stained Glass Feeling Pisces

Hello Friends!!

Today we continue our Constellation Series with Pisces!

Pisces is depicted in the Heavens as two fish, bound to each other by a rope. 🐠➰🐠 The story behind it is that a fire breathing monster, Typhon, was trying to catch Aphrodite and her son Eros. To escape him, they jumped into the Euphrates river and transform themselves into fish. They tie a rope around each other's tail so they would not lose each other.

My Colors today are:
Golden's
- Payne's Gray
- Prussian Blue
- Turquoise Phthalo
DecoArt Americana Decor
Metallics
- 24K Gold
- Emerald Green
Satin Enamels
- Pure White with some
Artist's Loft
Flow Acrylic White
Liquitex Basics
- Cadmium Yellow Deep Hue

My Pouring Medium is:
Liquitex Gloss
Medium & Varnish
Paint + a bit of Water
Floetrol

I have really been having a great time with 'Wrecking' some of my pours (Thank you Molly!), and wanted to experiment with doing the wreck in different shapes.. why not a fish? I have a few ideas I want to try out..

I layer my cup carefully down the side, keeping contrast in mind. I put down a Payne's Gray basecoat (inspired by Sarah Mack and her dustpan pours!)

I pour a ring pour in the center, and then a Wandering Ring Pour on the side. I feel like I need a little more paint, so I fill my cup again, and pour it.

I wreck the first pour with 2 fish shapes, then the other pour with a sort of CrissCross pattern, almost like the letter M. Then I begin to tilt.

Once I cover the canvas I see some areas that I don't love at the bottom so I continue tilting and let that part run off, effectively stretching out the top beautifully.

I lost the fish shaped wrecks in the tilting, but that "M shaped" wreck opened up and created so many beautiful lines!

My rings open up and stretch, and it creates this lovely transparency almost.. this piece looks like it could be Stained Glass to me. I'm very happy with how it came out!

I hope you enjoyed this pour, I had a lot of fun with it! I encourage you to play and try new things.. you never know what might happen!

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