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[qualitygal]

You tube has two women and a man, doing this.  It's liquid and they pour it on canvas.  The colors mix and they are just beautiful.  Except for not liking the idea of wasting paint, I'd love to do that.  They are just beautiful and  I know I  could do it.  But,  aside from hoping to sell them all, what would I do with them?  I don't want to collect one more thing.

But, do you do this kind of art?

[Kachina624]

Yes, if the colors appeal to me, I get great pleasure from looking at them.  I've had a similar painting hanging in my home since 1985, which is just blobs and streaks of color.

The colors are much more vivid in person.  Poor lighting. 

[I am still oxox]

We have sponge painted several walls in apts we have had, always a unique way to decorate

[ThinkingOutLoud]

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@qualitygal wrote:

You tube has two women and a man, doing this.  It's liquid and they pour it on canvas.  The colors mix and they are just beautiful.  Except for not likeing the idea of wasting paint, I'd love to do that.  They are just beautiful and  I know I  could do it.  But,  aside from hoping to sell them all, what would I do with them?  I don't want to collect one more thing.

But, do you do this kind of art?

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Donate them to organizations in your area that do auctions to raise money for charity. To get the most interest, I'd suggest doing various sizes and in colors that people usually decorate in.

[Anonymous032819]

The o/p is talking about acrylic pour art, where you take acrylic paint, pour layers of different colors into a plastic cup, and then slowly pour the contents of the cup onto a canvas, as shown in the video link.

https://youtu.be/PU_1d-jrv_I