And So We Danced - Abstract Floral Colorful Textural Dots Nature Landscape Art
Located in Los Angeles, CA
• One-of-a-kind artwork measuring 36 inches square • Created with acrylic paint, pouring medium, and resin on wood panel • Raised poured acrylic forms create a dimensional, tactile...
Mixed Media, Acrylic, Wood Panel, Resin
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Abstract 2426
By Alex Senchenko
Located in Zofingen, AG
"In creating this vibrant acrylic piece, I poured my soul into melding abstract expressionism with a pop of semi-abstract energy, reveling in the dance of colors clashing and harmoni...
Acrylic
$11,000
Flying
By Sharon Weiner
Located in Los Angeles, CA
She creates her work by building up layers of poured acrylic paint and acrylic medium, sanding between each layer.
Canvas, Acrylic
Bridge in Venice 2
Located in Zofingen, AG
In this acrylic canvas, I've poured my soul into capturing the dance of light on Venice's waters.
Oil, Acrylic, Cardboard
Enchanted - Joy-bringers in Pink - Floral Meadow Flowers Soft Abstract Invest
By Karnish Art
Located in Pretoria, Gauteng
Title: Enchanted - Joy-bringers in Pink - Floral Meadow Flowers Soft Abstract Invest Nature Joy Stillness In this vibrant acrylic painting, I've poured my passion for the abstrac...
Acrylic
My Love
Located in Zofingen, AG
In this vibrant fusion of acrylic and oil, I've poured my heart into capturing the tenderness of companionship.
Canvas, Oil, Acrylic
$9,000
Dance
By Sharon Weiner
Located in Los Angeles, CA
She creates her work by building up layers of poured acrylic paint and acrylic medium, sanding between each layer.
Canvas, Acrylic
$10,000
Anchor
By Sharon Weiner
Located in Los Angeles, CA
She creates her work by building up layers of poured acrylic paint and acrylic medium, sanding between each layer.
Canvas, Acrylic
Water Dream
By Sharon Weiner
Located in Los Angeles, CA
She creates her work by building up layers of poured acrylic paint and acrylic medium, sanding between each layer.
Canvas, Acrylic
Celestial Beings
By Sharon Weiner
Located in Los Angeles, CA
She creates her work by building up layers of poured acrylic paint and acrylic medium, sanding between each layer.
Canvas, Acrylic
Starling, Abstract Painting
By Krispen Spencer
Located in San Francisco, CA
Krispen developed her brushless technique of pouring fluid acrylics during her MFA studies at Texas Women’s University.
Acrylic
Universal Ambiguity (Hand Embellished Giclée)
By Ashvin Harrison
Located in Miami, FL
Charcoal provides the representational structure for the person in business suit holding the choices of existence, using a unique and also made up technique with paint brushes. A flo...
Archival Ink, Acrylic, Giclée
Shadow Dreams
By Marthann Masterson
Located in New Orleans, LA
Masterson has developed an artistic practice where lines of colorful acrylic paint are poured from the top of each canvas one inch apart, combined with mixed media, leaving her signa...
Canvas, Acrylic
Tivona, Abstract Painting
By Krispen Spencer
Located in San Francisco, CA
Krispen developed her brushless technique of pouring fluid acrylics during her MFA studies at Texas Women’s University.
Acrylic
Free Spirit
By Krispen Spencer
Located in San Francisco, CA
Krispen developed her brushless technique of pouring fluid acrylics during her MFA studies at Texas Women’s University.
Acrylic
Exuberance
By Krispen Spencer
Located in San Francisco, CA
Krispen developed her brushless technique of pouring fluid acrylics during her MFA studies at Texas Women’s University.
Acrylic
Adventure
By Krispen Spencer
Located in San Francisco, CA
Krispen developed her brushless technique of pouring fluid acrylics during her MFA studies at Texas Women’s University.
Acrylic
Evening Shadows
By Krispen Spencer
Located in San Francisco, CA
Krispen developed her brushless technique of pouring fluid acrylics during her MFA studies at Texas Women’s University.
Acrylic
Paradise
By Krispen Spencer
Located in San Francisco, CA
Krispen developed her brushless technique of pouring fluid acrylics during her MFA studies at Texas Women’s University.
Acrylic
Taking Flight
By Krispen Spencer
Located in San Francisco, CA
Krispen developed her brushless technique of pouring fluid acrylics during her MFA studies at Texas Women’s University.
Acrylic
Flourishing
By Delna Dastur
Located in Boston, MA
Artist Commentary: Working on a different material, yupo, which is non absorbent, led to new ways to work. Ink and acrylic were poured onto a wet surface and allowed to puddle and dr...
Paper, Acrylic, Ink
$10,000
"Phenomenon Phoenix Plum" Paul Jenkins, Abstract, Lyrical, Red, Yellow, Blue
By Paul Jenkins
Located in New York, NY
Paul Jenkins became known for his "controlled pouring" technique, where he poured thinned acrylic or oil paint onto a primed, tilted canvas.
Paper, Watercolor
"True Selves" Red Abstract Painting, Oil on Canvas, Signed, 2000
By Sharon Weiner
Located in Soquel, CA
She creates her work by building up layers of poured acrylic paint and acrylic medium, sanding between each layer.
Canvas, Oil
Price Upon Request
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By Paul Jenkins
Located in New York, NY
Instead, he pioneered a technique of pouring vibrant acrylics and oils directly onto canvas, guiding the liquid pigment with an ivory knife to create fluid, translucent color fields.
Oil
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