Welcome to my world of art. Today I'm going to be creating an abstract chile with acrylic paints. I will be using an area of materials, the details to which will be in the description below. If you like the process and outcome of the painting, you can give this a try. I have used 3 frame canvases that each measure 3 by 3 feet. I started off by pouring paint and spreading it with a catalyst wedge. The first colour I used was Cadmium Yellow. After which I used the catalyst wedge to spread the paint smoothly onto the canvas. I found this tool to be extremely helpful and efficient, especially while working on a larger surface. It is very important to have a thin and running consistency of paint for this process. In case you have trouble with the consistency, you can add a few drops of water along with a few drops of flow aid. I've used LiquidX flow aid for mine. After evenly spreading the paint onto random portions on all 3 canvas, I've used the canvas. I moved on to my next colour. I wanted to experiment with an unusual colour combination for this work, so I used permanent light blue. I followed a similar process by pouring the paint onto random portions of all 3 canvases and evenly spreading it out with the catalyst wedge. I found it a bit challenging to balance out all the 3 colours in each canvas. I tried to keep similar portions of each colour without making it look symmetrical. I also made sure to leave enough white space on each canvas. The negative spaces left behind created a form of harmony to the entire child. To create a bit of a contrast, I used padlock turquoise as my third colour. All the 3 colours I've used so far are directly out of the tubes. Since I was working on 3 separate canvases, I wanted to ensure that tones and colours remain consistent on all the canvases, which is why I used only solid colours. I followed a similar process for the turquoise colour as well. The next step was creating highlights. I used a dot of burnt sienna and added it to cadmium yellow. With the help of a flat brush, I created some highlights on the edges. I also applied a layer of titanium white on the negative spaces to draw more emphasis. This also helped me cover up any shabby edges of the other colours. I also created some grey highlights to balance out all the 3 canvases. Lastly, I created uneven thick lines on random parts of the canvases, using black paint and a smaller flat brush. The painting is called cobble scape. The cobble-like pattern represents the path of life and highly contrasting black lines represent the break and monotony of life. I tried to use this concept as a pun on escaping from reality. Thank you for watching.