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“What Would You Create?” Fabric Staining Set with Sari Shryack

“What Would You Create?” Fabric Staining Set with Sari Shryack

  • 1.5 hr
  • Online · live on Zoom, join from anywhere
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Less coloring inside the lines. More letting color run wild. The Fabric Staining Set invites you to embrace movement, flow, and happy accidents. Acrylic Ink and Flow Aid work together to create dreamy washes, organic blends, and color-soaked effects that feel as spontaneous as they look. 

In this project, you’ll use Acrylic Ink and Flow Aid Additive to create color that blooms, spreads, and moves across fabric. Layer it. Guide it. Let it surprise you. No two marks will land quite the same way, and that’s the whole point. Don’t fight the flow. Follow it.

Materials

Liquitex Acrylic Ink (30ml): Muted Pink, Muted Turquoise, Yellow Oxide 

Liquitex Flow Aid Additive 

Measurement tool (1/4 teaspoon) 

Shallow Dish 

Canvas Bag 

Paper Towels 

Scrap Paper 

Water Container

OPTIONAL: Spray bottle for Flow Aid application, and brushes 

 

Meet your artist

Sari Shryack

Sari Shryack is an oil and acrylic painter based in Austin, Texas. Her colorful works cover a wide range of subjects and techniques, including landscapes, still lifes, portraits, disco balls, and even memes. Born in 1991, Sari attended Drury University and studied under a painting professor, Todd Lowery; she graduated with a degree in Fine... Read more
Sari Shryack is an oil and acrylic painter based in Austin, Texas. Her colorful works cover a wide range of subjects and techniques, including landscapes, still lifes, portraits, disco balls, and even memes. Born in 1991, Sari attended Drury University and studied under a painting professor, Todd Lowery; she graduated with a degree in Fine Arts in 2014. Sari lives with her husband and two young children.

Website: sari.studio
Instagram: @not_sorry_art
Facebook: @notsorryart
YouTube: @notsorryart
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