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on March 17, 2014

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I took this photo in rural Indiana last fall (2013)

You can purchase this panorama in my store starting at $29.99 and up.

Kevin Westerman Photography Old Barn Panoramas Photography Rural Indiana

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Fluid Acrylic Painting #6

My eleven year old daughter wanted to do this pour. She picked out the colors and helped mix the paints. She loves these coasters.

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List of products used:
FolkArt Toasted Marshmellow

Grumbacher Pink

FolkArt Eggplant

FolkArt Silver Glitter

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91% Isopropyl Alcohol

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Fluid Painting Coasters

A few weeks ago my wife did her first flip cup dirty pour. She used four ceramic tiles to create a coaster set. She picked out a fantastic color palette. The tiles turned out extremely well. There was a little bit of paint left from her pour so I combined all the cups together and did a fifth tile with the extra paint. In this video, I try to recreate my wife's dirty pour onto three new ceramic tiles so we can have two complete sets of coasters with this color palette. It takes about three weeks for the paint to cure. Once these have cured I will put a coat of resin on them and they will be for sale in my shop.

Watch the video below.

List of products used on this pour.
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Here are the final pictures

I used the extra paint on a …

Say Hello, Wave Goodbye

This is my favorite image from this past spring. I shot this the first week in April while driving through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Spring had come early to the area this year. The end of February was unseasonably warm and the trees had started to bud. The mountains experienced a cold snap in April and the higher elevations received about seven inches of snow overnight. This photo is from that snowfall in the higher elevations. It's where spring greets winter.

You can purchase this print here

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