Hello,
I have been seeing a lot of professional painters using acrylic cell pours as an underpainting and then painting in oil on top. Exemple: Sarah Slappey1
I don’t know if the acrylic cell pours were made using Dawn dish soap or Isopropyl Alcohol. In either case, would it be as archival as painting with oil on top of regular acrylics, or because of the soap or alcohol it would make it even less archival?
Some artists also say “oil painting only” in their info, example Rick Leong2, but me and other oil painters friends can’t see how you could do a bubble / cell effect in oil paint, if that is something that exists that you could point to! Thank you!
1 https://news.artnet.com/art-world/sarah-slappey-studio-visit-2011386
2 https://www.artsy.net/artwork/rick-leong-bog
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