Rainbow Paint Pour

Wet acrylic paint flows across the canvas in wide bands of red, yellow, teal, violet, coral and deep blue. White lacing cuts through the color like foam, opening into tiny cells and glossy bubbles. The whole image feels fluid, but the main curves have enough direction to keep each region distinct.

Small white cells collect along the borders between colors, while larger pools hold smoother stretches of paint. That difference gives the swirls a texture as well as an outline. A thin ribbon can connect two distant-looking patches, so a close look at its neighboring colors is worthwhile. The purple corner is densely speckled; the yellow sweep is broader and more open. They make quite different sections to work on.