Pebeo ultimate pouring set for pouring 44 elements

Producer: Pebeo

The most extensive set from the ultimate pouring series will be suitable for both beginners and those experienced in using the pouring method. Innovative water-based medium with a liquid consistency provides a unique satin effect. The formula was developed on the basis of the experience from the cooperation of the Pébéo brand with the artist Nancy Wood. This two-part medium enables less and more advanced artists to create unusual effects. Pébéo Studio Acrylics inks are recommended.

The set consists of as many as 44 elements:
500 ml Ultimate Pouring Medium (A)
1x30 ml Catalist medium (B)
acrylic paints 2x100 ml Studio Acrylics + 5x20 mL Studio Acrylics
2 paint spatulas
2 wooden panels with a size of 20x25 cm wood art panel,
3 acetate sheets of 10x15 format
14 wooden mixing sticks
7 pipettes
7 graduated cups
an instructional brochure and links to films with a presentation by the artist Nancy Wood

1. BACKGROUND MEDIUM PREPARATION
ln a large cup prepare a mixture of approximately 85% to 90% medium (product A) and 10 to 15% of the acrylic colour selected to comprise the background of the creation. Mix thoroughly for several minutes to completely remove lumps for a smooth consistency.
2. ACCENT COLOURS MEDIUM PREPARATION
ln different cups, repeat the same operation with the same proportion for the other acrylic colours you chose to put on top of the background colour.
Studio Acrylics from Pébéo is recommended. The proportion between medium and acrylic paint may vary depending on the fluidity of the acrylic used. Add a few drops of water if needed to obtain the desired fluid texture.
3. CATALYST PREPARATION
ln a very small cup prepare a mixture of approximately 50% catalyst (product B), 25% water and 25% of the acrylic colour selected to create the cell and lace effects. Only a small amount of this mixture is needed for the creation. Mix thoroughly.
4. APPLICATION
Pour the background colour (step 1) onto a rigid painting surface and tip the surface in various directions to completely cover it. Add puddles of the accent colours (step 2) onto the background one on top of another or next to each other. Coat the blade of a painting knife with the catalyst mixture (step 3) and gently pass it across the surface of the puddles of colour to form lacy and cellular patterns. Clean the palette knife after each swipe and reapply coloured catalyst to the blade. Continue forming new shapes with the palette knife and catalyst until you are happy with the composition.
5. DRY
Allow a minimum of 2 days to dry.