Forgotten Supply, Fresh Magic acrylic ink abstract painting tutorial with teal, brown, black, and white mixed media artwork.

Forgotten Supply, Fresh Magic: 2 Abstract Paintings with Acrylic Ink

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Ready to loosen up your abstract art? In this tutorial, I’m revisiting a supply I haven’t used in a while—acrylic inks—to create two minimal abstract paintings with soft color blends and simple mark making.

Whether you’re new to intuitive painting or looking for fresh mixed media art inspiration, this process-focused video will help you embrace freedom, flow, and the beauty of doing less.

Watch how I layer, drip, and move color without overthinking it. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment if this inspires your next creative session!

Looking for the supplies I used? I’ve listed all my favorite and most-used materials on one easy-to-update page here: https://2lilowls.com/favorite-supplies-for-mixed-media-abstract-art/

(Some of the links are affiliate links. If you use my link, I get a small commission, which will go toward my art supplies and to support this channel! I appreciate your support!!)

Note: I don’t list individual supply links on every post any longer, simply because keeping up with that for each video or project took more time than I have. Instead, I’ve created one easy-to-browse page where I’ve listed all my favorite and most-used art supplies. It’s always up to date, and a great place to find what I’m working with most often.

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Two minimal abstract paintings with acrylic ink, teal and brown color blends, white space, and ink bottles on a mixed media art table.
Close up of teal acrylic ink abstract painting with soft gray washes, black marks, white space, and loose mixed media texture.
Close up of brown and teal acrylic ink abstract painting with textured paper, white space, dot patterns, and minimal mark making.
Finished pair of minimal acrylic ink abstract paintings in teal, brown, black, and gray with art supplies on a studio table.

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