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A colorful "forbidden swipe" with a very stubborn paper towel, LOL!

I wanted to take the Dutch Pour technique edge to edge... I could watch the colors blow out all day!!  

I called this piece “Gasp”… It took me a moment to see it, but what I saw in this piece was a series of a face in profile gasping, so I went onto embellish it.  

The addition of a flip & drag over a simple swipe adds lots of movement.  It's so much fun to combine techniques!

An arctic background and a stand of trees... One pine is decorated for the holidays... Merry Christmas!  That star! 

A colorful stretched ring pour resembling the northern lights with snowy pines. 

A fireplace made with Pro Marine Epoxy for a giant gingerbread house called "Jack & Jill's!" 

A colorful swiped background with the addition of one lone snowy pine!  

Continuing with the angel wings theme... this colorful swiped background is heavenly! 

A slightly different cup-loading technique and I'm off to pour some fantastical rainbow angel wings! 

Multi-colored angel wings come to life and then shift on the canvas... Will a quick tilt get them back to center?

The resin phoenix mold goes for another spin in part 2 of my resin phoenix series!  A virtual rainbow of resin tints set in a colorful swirl of acrylic inks and resin!

A rainbow Dutch pour with an embellished bloom comes to life!  

What could be better than glitter, resin, and sharks?  An old shipping box morphs into a shiny, colorful hammerhead!

This $4.98 Goodwill find gets a colorful makeover... complete with a Forbidden peacock-themed swipe and two coats of resin to finish.  BONUS tip for how to clean the silicone off of a pour... you won't believe how easy and effective it is!  

A colorful swipe with black and white as the swipe colors morphs into a fantasy reef with a rainbow sea turtle!  It all begins with the Forbidden Swipe technique and ends in acrylic embellishing with a brush and a little imagination.

This time the canvas is made from resin... I've added a paint poured swipes in between layers of resin to create shadows and depth for this sunset fantasy!  Form meets function with the addition of a glittery glass pedestal to create a cake stand, serving plate, or a place for trinkets.

With inspiration from Cathleen Ozmore, this piece shows an effective technique to pour and swipe colorful, happy sunflowers!  I had so much fun watching Cathleen's original video that I just had to give this a try... 

I had an idea about how to swipe a heart on wings... so of course I took it for a test drive, LOL!  My teens are both in love with this one...  Love is in the air!

A swiped heart meets poured flames!  Love is in the air!

This time I've taken the "swipe & roll" a step farther... with a chameleon cell dragonfly!  The possibilities are endless!

Another "swipe & roll" experiment!  I just love the effects of using pearl as my swipe color!

Remember that viral video with the winter scene made from gelatin?  I thought it was time to try this in resin...  And yes, you can absolutely do acrylic pours in between layers of resin!!

A swiped heart with a swipe & roll background...  With Valentine's Day right around the corner, love is in the air!  

It's a new dawn and it's time to try a ghost swipe!  It's easier than you think!

We transformed this gorgeous table from  https://alaterrefurniture.com  into a spectacular river table... complete with glass river rocks and a railroad spike!

A festive holiday tree over a colorful swipe in the spirit of the season!

I've always loved melted peppermint platters... And I thought it would be fun to have a permanent one!

A colorful swipe meets blown wisps and holiday ornaments to create this festive poured holiday tree!

A poinsettia gets the "soup top" spin table treatment, LOL!  This is such a fun technique to create a festive holiday poinsettia painting!