Hello Colletteseline and, of course, welcome to Artist Forum.
I don't have a smart, knowledgeable reply, but my dumb, uninformed ones are free of charge!
There are two sneaky ways I would use to emulate this look: 1) some type of food dye (Koolaid © pouches are cheap and just loaded with dye) or 2) paint over dry pastels (not oil pastes because oil and water don't mix ha ha!)
Alternatively someone might be just dumping globs of paint out of a tube directly on the paper and just painting out of them instead of from a pallette.
Okay, so that would be my three ways of trying to emulate that look/effect.
I don't have a smart, knowledgeable reply, but my dumb, uninformed ones are free of charge!
There are two sneaky ways I would use to emulate this look: 1) some type of food dye (Koolaid © pouches are cheap and just loaded with dye) or 2) paint over dry pastels (not oil pastes because oil and water don't mix ha ha!)
Alternatively someone might be just dumping globs of paint out of a tube directly on the paper and just painting out of them instead of from a pallette.
Okay, so that would be my three ways of trying to emulate that look/effect.