What happens when you leave a dirty pour cup for 3 days?

Yes, I prepared a dirty pour cup for an acrylic pour and waiting 3 days before actually doing the pour. Lots of interesting things happened. This was the cup I prepared during my video about acrylic paint pigment weights (specific gravity) which you can see here - https://youtu.be/o8oyjdCa9Ck

This dirty pour cup was made with mars black, titanium white, primary yellow, and pthalo blue. I originally made the cup to demonstrate how heavier paint will sink through lighter paint. However, most of the time when we do acrylic pours the paint only stays mixed for a few minutes at a time before we pour. I wanted to test to see what would happen if I left my prepared paint for a few days instead of minutes.

This end results was pretty amazing.

📹📹📹*Related Videos*📹📹📹
Acrylic pour pigment weights - https://youtu.be/o8oyjdCa9Ck
Layering Acrylic Pours - https://youtu.be/YzkZI5ySur0

📷📷📷*Equipment Used*📷📷📷
Camera - Canon M50 - https://amzn.to/3flILWo
Tripod - AmazonBasics 60-Inch Lightweight Tripod - https://amzn.to/3kOPKbh
Mic - Rode VideoMic GO - https://amzn.to/3lS1uLA