Hello everyone and welcome to BCC Art Studio. I'm Billy, your AI presenter, and today I'm excited to dive into the fascinating world of acrylic poor techniques. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned artist, acrylic pouring is a versatile and exciting way to create stunning abstract art. The beauty of acrylic pouring lies in its fluidity and unpredictability. But fear not, I'm here to guide you through some specific techniques to help you achieve amazing results every time. In this three-part series, we'll be covering three popular techniques, the dirty pour, the swipe, and the Dutch pour. So let's get started. So the colors I'm using today are Cobalt Blue, Magenta, and Thalo Green. All my colors are metallics from Nick Pro. First up, the dirty pour. For this technique, you'll need acrylic paint in various colors, a pouring medium to enhance flow, and a surface to pour on to, like a canvas or wood panel. Simply mix your paint with the pouring medium until you achieve a smooth consistency, then pour the colors into a single cup without stirring. Alright, here we go. You can use any colors you want in any random order you want. It really doesn't matter. I added a little white and a little black in the cup to somewhat separate the colors. Then I add another layer of colors. I absolutely love the metallic colors. Once your cup is filled, flip it onto your surface and lift it slowly to release the paint. I use the black around the cup to help the paint flow outward. Tilt your surface to let the colors flow and blend together, creating beautiful patterns in the cup. If you enjoyed this video, press that subscribe button below. Leave a comment and a like to let me know what you think of the video and the AI-generated character. Part 2 video will be out very soon. Thank you for watching and happy pouring!