Thick acrylic paint forms rich diverse texture & earth tones here on this completely brushless painting. Yes, many shapes & crevices that form this giant fingerpainting, are all done without a brush.

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Impasto is thickly applied paint. Here it rises off the surface in immense form, as well as around the painting edges, complimenting this gallery wrap style canvas.

Rich textures and drips cover this piece with a finished look. Rhythm of hand prints in the lower painting emanate a rhythmic pattern that blends into the neighboring areas. Can a painting can make a sound visually?

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Some also like to see the painting rotated on it's side.

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The paint looks like wet swirling marble fudge colors but is really dry. Hints of mahogany, with reflective classy mica flakes in places, add a shimmering touch of class & appeal, that appear in enough lit condition.

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"I wanted to see how thick this paint would really goop on & all the textures that could be made from it."  ~ Ruth Collis