🔥 Hot Lava 🔥- Gorgeous Flower in Fiery Red, Yellow, and Orange - Acrylic Pouring

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🎨 The artist is working on a commission piece and is using a blow dryer for this particular painting.

🎨 The current painting is a recreation of a previous artwork called "Center Fire Blowout" on a larger canvas size.

🎨 The artist is a little nervous about working on a 24x24 inch canvas, but has done so before.

🎨 The artist is starting the painting with a black base and leaving room in the center for colors to blend.

🎨 The artist had a mishap with a spilled paint mixture but was able to salvage it.

🎨 The artist is layering different colors on top of the black base, including pyrol red, yellow, and orange.

🎨 The artist plans to add a drizzle of yellow and orange in the center to blend with the white.

🎨 The artist feels that the red got a bit lost in the painting and may add more on top.

🎨 The artist is smoothing out edges and adding black negative space to the painting to enhance the composition.

Timestamped Summary

00:14 The artist is preparing to paint a commission piece and is bringing out her blow dryer.

02:08 The artist recounts a mishap where she spilled paint but managed to save it.

02:18 The artist begins painting, starting with a black base coat.

03:06 The artist adds layers of red, yellow, and orange paint to the canvas.

04:58 The artist drizzles a bit of yellow and orange paint in the center of the canvas for added color.

05:47 The artist uses the blow dryer to blow out the paint and create a fiery effect.

06:40 The artist adds more detail and texture to the painting by using various tools.

07:43 The blowout is complete and the artist is satisfied with the result.

08:08 The artist decides to smooth out some edges and scrapes off a section to add black paint.

09:14 The artist adds black paint and blends it with the surrounding colors.

10:03 The artist uses her finger to soften jagged edges and blend paint.

11:28 The artist decides to extend the paint off the sides of the canvas for a more cohesive look.

11:46 The artist torches the painting to eliminate any bubbles or imperfections.

13:09 The artist is relieved that the painting turned out well, even with the added black parts.

14:18 The artist is happy with the final result and the client approves of it as well.

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Q&A

What inspired this painting?

The artist was commissioned to recreate a previous painting called "Center Fire Blowout".

What tools did the artist use for this painting?

The artist used a blow dryer, palette knife, black paint, pyrol red paint, yellow paint, orange paint, and white paint.

How did the artist fix a mistake during the painting process?

The artist accidentally spilled some paint on the table, but she scraped it back into the container and continued using it in the painting.

Why did the artist scrape off some paint and add black paint back?

The artist wanted to create a black section in the painting, but some areas were accidentally covered with other colors. She scraped off the unwanted paint and added black paint to create the desired section.

How did the artist blend colors and fix jagged edges?

The artist used her finger to blend colors and soften jagged edges in certain areas of the painting. She preferred smoother transitions and wispier edges.

What did the artist do when black parts started popping up in the center?

The artist kept pouring white paint onto the center and fiddled with the painting to remove the black parts and create a white center as desired by the client.

What did the artist think of the final result?

The artist was initially worried about certain aspects of the painting, such as the black parts and the circular shape in the center. However, she ended up liking the final result and added back in the black negative space. The client also liked the painting.