16x20" Combed Glimmer Original Acrylic Painting

While "combed glimmer" is not a standard fluid art term, it is likely a combination of two elements: A technique where an artist drags a tool with "teeth," like a hair comb or a specially designed art comb, through wet paint. The comb pulls some colors through others, creating a series of parallel lines and patterns. Describes the visual result of using shimmering glitter, metallic, or interference paints in a pour. When the light hits these colors, they produce a glimmering, sparkling or glowing effect. In acrylic pouring, a balloon press or rolling effect is a technique that uses an inflated balloon to manipulate and create patterns in wet paint. By pressing or rolling the balloon across the surface, artists can achieve soft, fluid, and often floral-like designs.