Okay, I think this is looking awesome for now. Hello, my creative friends! Olga Soby here,
and welcome to new acrylic pouring video. Oh, what a day, what a challenge. Today
working on this huge project. So this is a very unconventional triptych, one large panel,
two small ones, and this is a commission painting for my client. And it's gonna be as you may guess
all full of beautiful turquoise with some blue, and few splashes of white, gold, and few other
colors. So it's a tropical ocean-inspired trio. Let's see how it turns out. Let's get started.
So today I'm working on all of these are cradled wood panels. And this one is 24 by 30,
and each one of these is 12x12. And it's not an accident that they are positioned this way,
a little bit away from each other because on the wall the distance between these
two panels is going to be the same as distance between these. And top and bottom are aligned.
And maybe it would be easier to pour if I bring this next to each other, like closer
but composition wise it's much easier for me to ensure the balance and that the continuous flow
if I initially position them the way that they're going to be on the wall. This way it's 100% going
to be all perfect and looking good with no surprises for me, for when I put them aside.
I hope that makes sense. I'm going to start just by adding in the colors. Okay, let's do this.
First color here is greenish-blue.
I think I want to add some white right away. I know I'm definitely want to have white
in this section and here.
This one here is ultramarine.
Next color is turquoise blue, and this is turquoise blue, this one is turquoise green,
and I also have iridescent turquoise. I want this painting to be just full of turquoise
colors so I have a few different ones to create a more interesting color palette.
One tip: when working on such a huge panel is first of all definitely plan out your composition.
In advance you can try it out on smaller panels first just to make sure that you like it
because when you're working on in such a large scale it's better to practice first.
And also make sure, and trust me when I say it, make sure your panel's
a hundred percent leveled. And, yeah, last thing you want is to come back the next day
and to see that all your paint shifted or you know it didn't dry properly, and when your canvases
or panels are not fully leveled it can also lead to crazing. So, yeah, especially working in such
large panels because they are pretty expensive and you're also using a lot of paint and you
also put in so much love and effort in it and of course, you want it to turn out perfectly.
So think it through and make sure it's all nicely leveled and you 100% prepared for the project.
So here I have a few additional colors that I want to add just as in accents. So I want to have
a hint of violet and I don't want this to be my dominant color, I don't want this to really pop,
just a little bit to diversify this color palette. Next one is green, just a touch of it.
Have few lighter colors. So, this one is sort of sandy colors. This is a mix of yellow, orange
and white. And this is some gold, and I also tinted it out with white so it's not too flashy,
not too orangey.
This is turning out pretty cool right as I work on it? Oh, it gives me such a happy energy you
know because ocean especially tropical ocean colors they're always so cheerful.
Okay, this one here, it's mix of orange, and yellow, and white.
It's very very soft orange. Again just to create some accents one of just literally a few
few areas with it.
Look pretty beautiful in this color palette.
Okay, I think this is looking awesome for now. I can always add to it as I go.
And let's start blowing this out.
Just touched my blow dryer cord in the paint. So I can't work on such a large scale,
watch out for this cord.
Just wow, so many gorgeous cells and lacing. Ah, I love it.
I feel like I want to have just a little bit more white in this corner.
I am crazy about this piece already. It's just so dynamic and so many gorgeous details
and especially that iridescent. I can see how it shines right now against the light and, oh, it's
gonna be so good when it's all dry and I finish it with epoxy. Yum, it's gonna be beautiful.
All right, my friends, I think I'm going to stop here. It's absolutely freaking
gorgeous. Okay, I'll show you some details when this beauty is dry. So keep watching, I will be
right back. All right, my friends, here it is all finished. I covered it with a layer of epoxy resin
for this beautiful glass-like effect. And, boy, does this painting got some movement?
And something that I really love about the composition and the overall outcome
is the continuous flow through all three panels. So first of all you can see this line that goes
here and the same shape continues in the bottom part. So it really all flows together
and this composition works pretty amazing. And of course, it got some amazing gorgeous details. You
can see that iridescent color is just shining bright in the light. I love this small panel.
Gorgeous lacing. You know this trio it's like a mix of tropical energy, some foamy waves,
a lot of movement, beautiful details. This gold for some shine reflection in the waves
and some sand. So overall I'm very happy with the outcome. Now it's gonna be fun to pack this
trio and send it to it's new home. Please, guys, let me know how do you like the outcome of the
painting. I would love to hear from you. I'll chat with you in the comments down below. And
as always take care, stay creative, and I'll see you in the next one. Bye-bye.