BEAUTIFUL Autumn Tree Woman Acrylic Swipe Painting | ABcreative Pour Tutorial

it is interesting how the lines meant to be branches of the tree begin to look like the veins in a leaf. also, I really like the tiny leaves you added, almost as an afterthought. it becomes a kind of "controlled chaos" by taming the randomness of the colors into tiny pockets of calm (yet windswept) leaves. maybe it is my monitor, your camera, the youtube compression algorithm, or just my eye, but the flat beige seemed to "wake up" the movement of the paints. I wonder what it would look like with a flat brown. (that would be a lot of brown in all of the negative space that is currently occupied by the gold, wouldn't it?)

I agree with your idea about doing a messy pour in the direction of her hair then, once thoroughly dry, masking off the face... but (and I hope this makes sense) what if you were to do two masks, both in the shape of the face only one is 1/2"- 3/8" larger and to the left, tapering together at the forehead and, after spraying the gold, peel the 1/2" silhouette away and either spray with black or brown... or a mixture of both to give the illusion of bark? wait. nevermind. this would require masking the entirety of the gold, wouldn't it? hmm. it is all in my head, not yours. I like what you have done here, and you asked for ideas; you didn't ask for new concepts.


finally, wind! similar to the mermaid, you create movement in behind the face with a calm, sky blue on the other side. as for what kind of movement, I don't know. there is also the meeting of wind, sky, water, and earth in the form of rain. is there a way to pour so that you only get tiny metallic spots on a field of blue, gray, and brown, giving the illusion of raindrops? sorry. I am rambling. I just started watching the mermaid video when the black/brown separation from the gold came to mind. I don't really know what is possible yet.

My first reaction was "Oh!" in astonishment. Keep creating.

I'm TOTALLY in love with these paintings AND with the process. Thanks for sharing it with us!

Your art is incredible , thank you for sharing, I also need to thank you for inspiring me, in June of 2022 we lost our 20 yr old granddaughter Mya was her name she had epilepsy and a seizer took her from us, I have taken her facial profile and made a painting like yours, I'll be giving it to our daughter (her mom) thanks again for touching our family in this way.
Pam

This was beautiful! I could easily see a set of four, each evoking a different season.

Absolutely beautiful...I would call her "earth, wind and fire"

That is just absolutely amazing. Love, love, love your painting. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Extremely mesmerizing the Fire blowing ladyhead...Creative idea!

I’m lost for words!! She is so beautiful is an understatement!!

I'm a 71 year old retired rn. I've never painted much before. Your paintings are like music to my soul. I plan to continue learning from you. Thankyou. Linda

There are no mistakes, only happy accidents. Its beautiful!

As a tree lover, I absolutely love this!!

Absolutely love her!!! I love trees ❤️ just gorgeous!!

This might be one of the most beautiful pieces I’ve ever seen! 🥰

It shows the woman's mind...standing strong with every season..😚

I absolutely adore this, changing the edges was genius, it really adds to the overall appearance. The colours remind me of a daily journey I used to have when I worked. Those were the magical colours of all the trees.

WOW!!! The veins that appear are exquisite!!!

You are so talented and creative! I've never even thought about doing an acrylic pour in this way! Can't wait to watch your entire series.

I reaallly like your artwork. It's so creative and I like the fact that you're try to not waste paints and stuff. Sister Earth came out very nice!

Ooooh I love her so much, absolutely stunning. I can't stop staring at her! I have a real connection with trees and mother nature, so this just gets me in my heart and soul. So beautiful