In Episode 2 of my acrylic pouring series, I continue exploring how paint consistency and subtle material choices influence the final result.
This time, I switch Titanium White from Episode 1 with my Pearl White mixture, while keeping everything else the same:
– thicker paint consistency
– same color palette (primary colors, black and pearl white)
– same technique: a feathery straight pour
The goal of this series is simple: to change only one variable at a time and observe how the painting evolves.
In this episode, the only difference is the type of white — and yet the flow, depth, light, and overall mood shift in a completely new direction.
Pearl White behaves differently than Titanium White: it reflects light, adds softness, and creates a subtle glow that changes how colors interact and how the composition feels as a whole.
Sometimes it’s about changing one quiet ingredient — and letting the painting speak.
If you haven’t seen Episode 1, I recommend watching it first: • Paint Consistency in Acrylic Pouring – How…
Paint Consistency in Acrylic Pouring – How It Changes Your Results | Ep.1
There, I use Titanium White and show how paint consistency is tested using different stir sticks before the pour.
More episodes coming soon.
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