How the site is organized

This tab is divided into different mediums. First are acrylic pour paintings, next are alcohol ink paintings, then polymer clay.

What is Acrylic pouring?

Acrylic pouring is a method which involves mixing acrylic paint with different mediums and pouring it on canvas or on other surfaces in various methods. For instance, sometimes it is layered in a cup and turned upside down on a canvas, or a string is pulled across the paint, or a paper is swiped across the canvas.

To see more about a painting and pricing, click on the painting.
Everything ships for $10 to the USA, unless it is cheaper.
Residents of Pocono Lake get a discount.

Alcohol Ink Painting

The following are alcohol ink paintings. Alcohol inks are, as the name suggests, an alcohol-based, highly pigmented, dye-based ink that can be diluted with isopropyl alcohol. It comes in a myriad of colors, plus you can mix your own colors. Some of the tools I use are a hair dryer, a heat gun, a straw, and cotton swabs.

Most are just matted, as it is cheaper and easier to mail, however all are original paintings, not prints.

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Polymer Clay

I also make pictures out of polymer clay, a substance that you work like clay, but when baked in the oven, becomes a polymer and is solid. I also make tiles, which I use to cover boxes. You might have heard of Fimo, Sculpey or Kato clays. I mostly use Sculpey Premo and Kato clays.

A. jars are $15 for one and $25 for 2